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Logic friends,
even with all the implications, i think we should be able to FREEZE
busses. We'd get a dialog like "Are you sure you want to freeze this
bus, all tracks going thru this bus will also be frozen? Yes/No"
We could have an orange button instead of green to see which tracks
were frozen from a bus.
What do you think? Is it at all possible?
aKido
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a K i d o <groups@a...> wrote:
> i think we should be able to FREEZE busses. We'd get a dialog
> like "Are you sure you want to freeze this bus, all tracks going
> thru this bus will also be frozen? Yes/No"
>
> What do you think? Is it at all possible?
Whether or not it may be a future possible feature of Logic, don't
forget you can achieve what you are looking for using the bounce
button. Route the output of the bus to an output with nothing else
routed to it, and hit bounce on that output object ....whats more,
setting the L and R locators corresponding to the parts playing
through that bus will make your bounced "frozen" track just the
length you want it.
HTH, kind regards
Mark Cahill
> Route the output of the bus to an output with nothing else
> routed to it, and hit bounce on that output object ....whats more,
> setting the L and R locators corresponding to the parts playing
> through that bus will make your bounced "frozen" track just
the
> length you want it.
Is there a way to make the bounced section show up automatically
in the Arrange window? Or do you have to go fish it out of the
Audio Window at drag it in? -thanks
On a fine day, 04-03-2004, strobe_tallbot wrote:
>Is there a way to make the bounced section show up automatically
>in the Arrange window?
No.
>Or do you have to go fish it out of the Audio Window at drag it in?
Yes.
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