Hi all users! Let me explain what I am trying to do. I have a couple of hardware synthesizers, Roland JP-8000 is one of them. I first play the synth as usual and record the MIDI notes in Logic Audio Platinum 4.8.1. After that I play back the track and record the incomming audio from the JP to an audio track in Logic, no problem at all. But how do I do the same thing with my NI FM7 software synth? There is no audio comming in from that synth because the audio is already in my Mac. So the question is, how do I record the output af the FM7 (or any other VST synth) to an audio track without sending the audio out of my soundcard and in again? The soundcard is the Waveterminal 2496. I am running Mac OS 9.2.2 on PowerMac G4 733 MHz.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Vigour Vigour" <vigour@...> Subject: [LUG] [LAM] How to record the output of a VST synth? > Let me explain what I am trying to do. I have a couple of hardware > synthesizers, Roland JP-8000 is one of them. I first play the synth as usual > and record the MIDI notes in Logic Audio Platinum 4.8.1. After that I play > back the track and record the incomming audio from the JP to an audio track > in Logic, no problem at all. But how do I do the same thing with my NI FM7 > software synth? There is no audio comming in from that synth because the > audio is already in my Mac. So the question is, how do I record the output > af the FM7 (or any other VST synth) to an audio track without sending the > audio out of my soundcard and in again? The soundcard is the Waveterminal > 2496. I am running Mac OS 9.2.2 on PowerMac G4 733 MHz. the VSTi have to be "Bounce" as an audio Track... just fill the Start & End measure ( it is not automatic...) and go on.. Igor

vigour@... writes: >how do I record the output >af the FM7 (or any other VST synth) to an audio track 1) Use the Bounce To Disk feature (make sure you solo only the track(s) you want to bounce: What You Hear Is What You Get). Make sure you note exactly where the bounce started (say, 1.1.1.1) 2) Put the resultant audio file onto the desired track, starting at that same time (say, 1.1.1.1 from the example above). f-erenc szabo, smarty pants (Tastes awful, but it works) Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

vigour@h... writes: > >how do I record the output > >af the FM7 (or any other VST synth) to an audio track "f-erenc szabo" <zerobeat@g...> wrote: > 1) Use the Bounce To Disk feature (make sure you solo only > the track(s) you want to bounce: What You Hear Is What You > Get). Make sure you note exactly where the bounce started > (say, 1.1.1.1) > 2) Put the resultant audio file onto the desired track, starting > at that same time (say, 1.1.1.1 from the example above). Man, wouldn't it be fantastic if this rather archaic thing would go away? How about a bounce button on EVERY audio mixer channel, instrument, fader and output? Hitting this would bring up a dialogue with the bounce options already in there now, as well as options for bouncing w. or w/o. effects, sends, etc., and a little tick-me button for replacing the original file(s) with the bounced one, sample accurate and all! This would make life sooooo much easier for us all, especially now with all this internal synths going on ... Emagic? :-) Flemming Bloch Mindless Studio Aarhus, Denmark

Hi List, To all fellow Gold (and Silver) users: the subject says it all. I contacted the Dutch distributor for details this morning but they can't say anything on the specs of Gold V5. They expect the product will ship end of June. Regards, Herbert