At 2:58 PM +0100 5/13/06, Gareth Henderson wrote: > > Steve Pogson <steve@...> wrote: >>> I was watching a video feature in Future Music where a chap >>> was printing the output from VIs onto audio tracks (all in >>> Pro Tools) by assigning the output from the VI to a bus and >>> then selecting that bus as the input on the audio track. I >>> can't see how to do this in Logic - I can't choose busses >>> as input on my audio tracks. Have I got something wrong here? > >On 13/5/06 13:15, "Loudon Stearns" <loudon@gmail.com> wrote: >> If you really need this feature(I rarely do) look for past >> posts about "soundflower" > > >Unless there is some creative technique involved that I'm not >spotting, surely just using the wonderful "file/export/track as >audio file" command does this way more simply? > Where it falls down for me is when I want to combine several tracks. In fact, I often mix in PT using this technique. That way as a mix happens I can also make adjustments as it goes by. PT bounces in real time, so bounce to disc doesn't save any time. It's especially handy when making rough mixes from recordings of a whole show on the first pass, while listening to the material for the first time. Edwin -- Edwin Hurwitz Boulder CO http://www.indra.com/~edwin http://www.cafemontalban.com Location Recording Services