Hello, I need to know this: I have an iMac and I make tracks with EXS24 (midi tracks). Which is the way to get audio tracks from EXS24? I don't need record audio from external and fisical devises. I need to record audio from the EXS24, all inside the iMac. Thanks.

Gabriel Fernando Simón wrote: > Hello, > > I need to know this: I have an iMac and I make tracks with EXS24 (midi > tracks). Which is the way to get audio tracks from EXS24? I don't need > record audio from external and fisical devises. I need to record audio from > the EXS24, all inside the iMac. > Set locators to the sequence length, then bounce the track to audio [master fader/bounce button] dave eager

> > > Gabriel Fernando Simón wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I need to know this: I have an iMac and I make tracks with EXS24 (midi >> tracks). Which is the way to get audio tracks from EXS24? I don't need >> record audio from external and fisical devises. I need to record audio from >> the EXS24, all inside the iMac. >> > > Set locators to the sequence length, then bounce the track to audio [master > fader/bounce button] > > dave eager > May thanks, but it is for final stereo track. I asked for multitrack record, thanks again... Gabriel Simon

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Gabriel Fernando Simón wrote: > > > > > > Gabriel Fernando Simón wrote: > > > >> Hello, > >> > >> I need to know this: I have an iMac and I make tracks with EXS24 (midi > >> tracks). Which is the way to get audio tracks from EXS24? I don't need > >> record audio from external and fisical devises. I need to record audio from > >> the EXS24, all inside the iMac. > >> > > > > Set locators to the sequence length, then bounce the track to audio [master > > fader/bounce button] > > > > dave eager > > > > May thanks, but it is for final stereo track. I asked for multitrack record, > thanks again... > > I haven't tried it, but there is a way you can use surround bounce to get a certain number of mono tracks recorded at once. Dave Eager

> >> I need to know this: I have an iMac and I make tracks with EXS24 (midi >>> tracks). Which is the way to get audio tracks from EXS24? I don't need >>> record audio from external and fisical devises. I need to record audio from > >> the EXS24, all inside the iMac. Do this: Make sure all of your EXS24 instruments have the same outputs (eg 1-2) Make sure nothing else has that output (or else it will be recorded - eg click) Select all the sequences in the arrange window you wish to bounce down. Set your locators (eg 1 1 1 1 to 32 1 1 1) to enclose these sequences. You can do this manually or use the key command <set locators by objects>. Maybe add a bar or two so that reverb tails don't get cut off. (so go to 34 1 1 1) If your EXS's are coming out of 1-2, click the <bounce> button on Master 1. You'll get the bounce dialog, click <bounce> or <bounce and add> if you want your mix file to appear in the audio window. The sequences will all play and be bounced down to a stereo file. (you may have to adjust levels if the output is too high) Don't stop until the dialog disappears. Your mix file is now ready. Obviously, all reverbs, delays and other effects wiil also bounce to the mix file. If you have sent to any busses, just make sure the busses also output to 1-2. Hope this helps Colin