--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Per Boysen <per@...> wrote: > > However, when I do this, Logic seems to lose the tempo informaiton in > > the Loop, so that what you end up with is the file at it's original > > tempo, rather than the song tempo. > > Yes, that's true. Do you know if this is intended behaviour, or is it not working correctly? I don't see any mention in the manual of limitations to this feature, so I assumed it was supposed to be an in-place bounce. > > Perhaps this functionality has > > been changed/hampered in a recent Logic update. > > Hard to form any opinion on because you are not telling the list > which version you are talking about. Sorry, I'm using 7.2.1, OS 10.4.6. > Yes. Direct them to dedicated outputs, make sure those outputs are > selected in Logic's surround preferences, mute unwanted tracks and > bounce as surround - voila! There you have all files in one button > press. Thanks for the suggestion Per. I realize I could just do a bounce (which is what I did), but when you have multiple files on different tracks routed to different outputs at different stages in the track, this is actually quite a time-consuming workaround. Bounce- converting them in place, was what I was hoping to achieve. I appreciate your help though. Jules ----------------------------------------------------------------- LUG Group Buy for Serato's Pitch n' Time LE until June 14th! See http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/serato for full details