> I've created a number of songs using only the Logic instruments and I can't > figure out how to export the songs as AIFFs to burn to CD (this was a simple > menu choice in Cubase). I finally found the BOUNCE button on the audio > mixer, but it says I have nothing to bounce. The Bounce feature will say that if you have no *audio* tracks in your song. Logic won't bounce MIDI tracks directly AFAIK; you may need to connect the soundcard output to an input and record that back in as audio. After that, the bounce button should find your audio material; select "interleaved" stereo if you want to burn to CD later. I've never understood why Logic is like that, but once you know about it then it's not such a big problem. Andy

> The Bounce feature will say that if you have no *audio* tracks in your > song. Logic won't bounce MIDI tracks directly AFAIK; you may need to > connect the soundcard output to an input and record that back in as audio. > After that, the bounce button should find your audio material; > select "interleaved" stereo if you want to burn to CD later. I've never > understood why Logic is like that, but once you know about it then it's not > such a big problem. It is possible to bounce Virtual instrument tracks in Logic. The only thing is that you sometimes have to manually enter the start and end bar numbers in the window that pops up when you select Bounce. If you don't, Logic will see a Start bar of 1.1.1.1 and an End bar of 1.1.1.1, which will lead it to naturally and logically state that there is nothing to bounce... It is not true that you can only bounce audio tracks. Ned http://www.nedfx.com Ned Bouhalassa n e d @ n e d f x . c o m