>> In the Audio Mixer, click on the Bounce button (the one with the >> circle) at the bottom of a record-enabled track. Mute all the tracks >that >> are not to be included in the mixdown. Then record the tracks you are >> mixing down; this will record the files into a wav file, complete with >> effects and fader levels. Not a true digital mixdown, but it worked >for me. How is the Bounce feature a false digital mixdown? It's certainly not done in the analog domain. You may be referring to a very old feature in LA (way before Bounce was implemented) actually called Digital Mixdown. This simply merged selected files together but ignored any automation whatseover (it just used the current static position of volume and pan, and possibly effects). It doesn't work in realtime (usually faster). Before there existed the feature "Make region seperate audiofile", we had to use Digital Mixdown along with a dummy piece of silent audio to merge with the intended region we wanted to make a seperate file. Ahh..... life is better now. f-erenc "Without chemicals, he points"