esp wrote: > > > -It should be possible to bounce to mono. "Sascha Franck" <S.Franck@g...> wrote: > So, why don't you just do so? Switch the output object > to mono and there you go. "Pete Thomas" <pt@...> writes: >If you do this you only get one side of the stereo, to get mono >you would have to pan all the mono tracks to the left, make all >all stereo tracks mono using Dirmixer and pan them to the left, >quite a palaver. The original post didn't ask about collapsing a stereo mix down to mono. He only asked about bouncing to a mono file (which Sascha answered). But to actually collapse down to mono, it can be simpler than what you suggest. All you need to is route everything to a stereo BUS (say, Bus 1/2) before it goes to the physical output. And then create two MONO BUS objects (Bus 1 and Bus 2) in the environment and pan each of them dead centre (and of course route these two busses to the same physical output pair. And then when you bounce the single output (instead of the stereo pair output), you'll get a single file that is a stereo-collapsed-to- mono version. Not much of a palaver. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!" <http://home.goodmedia.com/~zerobeat>