Clip FX are inserted on the actual audio clips/files. The montage itself allows 3 insert options for plugins. There are a few plugins and things that aren’t available in the montage output effects and only available in the global master section but I have easily developed a workflow that allows me to never use the global master section and you probably can too. It’s 100% recallable with no extra work, as you would expect in most DAWs. You don’t have to worry about anything else. Plugins in this insert slot affect the entire montage project and are 100% saved and stored with the. Lucky, in version 8 PG added “montage output effects”.
There are also some settings and shortcuts to make auto-saving the global master section settings and reloading them less of an issue. It took some time to realize that the global master section must be saved and reloaded with each montage project separately, it’s not saved as part of the project. This reminds me of when I first used WaveLab. Then if you have questions please feel free to ask them and I am sure someone will be able to help you. My suggestion would be to take the upcoming weekend to read the manual. It’s pretty obvious by your posting that you do not understand the way WL works. It needs to save everything: the files I uploaded, the master section I used in that particular project, and so on… I work on several projects, so of course each one should open exactly as I last save it, I want, of course, to continue the mastering for that song in Wavelab, but be able to save the project so I can continue work from where I last closed it. I’m working on a mastering for a song I did in Cubase 9.
To work from where I left (as I can do, of course, in Cubase or every other program out there).
WaveLab only remember the last configuration of the master section, butĭoesn’t succeed to lunch my projects exactly as I saved them the last time, so I can continue I can’t do a simple thing that every program has: save projects.
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