>> I guess freeze would take of this, only it's better cause it's non >> destructive. Jonathan Perl writes > Not the same thing. Freeze will apply to an entire track. I like to be > able to just apply an effect to individual regions on a track - it might be > an effect that I don't want to use anywhere else on the track. If I do this > ten times on the same track with different effects it would mean using ten > plugs and a whole bunch of automation. I just want to have "process" button > on all plug-ins, like Audiosuite/Premiere, or "bounce VST effects" as in > Peak. StudiVision made this so easy -- process the region: a new file was > created and popped into place: the old region could always be put back in > its' place. I see your point. that's why I bought TDM hardware. but (and this is why I am called teddy-but) why not just move that region to a new track, treat it there and then freeze it? (when Logic 6 comes out of course) teddybut