EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

are there any short-cuts, like right clicking on something and select "bounce
this"?

J�rn

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which is to be found at the bottom of the master fader. click on it 
and set up the details etc, of course remembering to mute any 
tracks/instruments you dont want bounced.

andy


--- In exs-users@y..., JORN LAVOLL <gamemusic@u...> wrote:
> one way to do it, is to click on the bounce button.
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> J�rn
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> Hi,
> I'm kind of new to EXS and soft-synths.  I really enjoy them so 
far, but i'd 
> like to be able to bounce the audio instruments tracks i've 
made to audio. Is
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> there anyway to do this within the computer, or do I have to use 
a 

> mixer/sound interface?  
> 
> thanks

> are there any short-cuts, like right clicking on something and select
"bounce
> this"?

No :-(

But, what I am doing to make this process faster:
I'm using a screenset with a tiled audio and arrange window plus a float
environment following my track selection plus a non following float
environment showing my master fader.
With this I can easily mute or solo in arrange, at the same time I have
access to the audio channel FX and sends (in case I want to mute them before
I do the bounce), I also have acess to the master fader to find the bounce
button quickly.
And finally, with the audio window opened as well I can just drag the file
straight into my arrange after the bounce is done (will automatically show
up at the bottom). In case you don't know this yet, rightclicking on the
bounced file will automatically place it on the selected track at the SPL
position (on Mac that might be an option-click).

If you want, I can upload a song using this screenset combination to make
all that more clear.

Regards,
Sascha