How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
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How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
How to bounce or let's say export multitrack into multiaudios , not by realtime?
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
Freeze Tracks is about as close as it gets. You can't bounce multiple tracks into multiple audio files at the same time.rockman413 wrote:How to bounce or let's say export multitrack into multiaudios , not by realtime?
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
You can setup an aux track with a multitrack output, bus audio into this aux and Bounce To Disk Broadcast Wave, Deinterleaved files. Set the multitrack output as the source. Rename the resulting files so they don't appear to be a multitrack file format.
Create an Aggregate Device to have more outputs.
Create an Aggregate Device to have more outputs.
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
reedster wrote:You can setup an aux track with a multitrack output, bus audio into this aux and Bounce To Disk Broadcast Wave, Deinterleaved files. Set the multitrack output as the source. Rename the resulting files so they don't appear to be a multitrack file format.
Create an Aggregate Device to have more outputs.
De-interleaved. I didn't think of that. How many tracks can you do that way? Do you have to set it up as a 5.1 or something? Or just any number of tracks (done that way) will result in the same number of bounces?
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
Can you describe more details?reedster wrote:You can setup an aux track with a multitrack output, bus audio into this aux and Bounce To Disk Broadcast Wave, Deinterleaved files. Set the multitrack output as the source. Rename the resulting files so they don't appear to be a multitrack file format.
Create an Aggregate Device to have more outputs.
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
I believe you're limited to the number of valid outputs.
Bouncing may also require a standard multi-channel format.
It would seem 4GB is the total BWAV file size limit.
So it appears one could bounce 12 stems using a 10.2 output, I didn't try that as I would need to hook up an additional interface to have enough valid outputs.
7.1 which yielded 8 tracks worked. MOTU Traveler for 6 outputs + Built-In Audio for 2 more, setup as an aggregate device, as outlined here https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202000
Here's an example project: http://tinyurl.com/nvz25ec
where 8 tracks bounced to 8 stems which were renamed and
then imported into the project.
Bouncing may also require a standard multi-channel format.
It would seem 4GB is the total BWAV file size limit.
So it appears one could bounce 12 stems using a 10.2 output, I didn't try that as I would need to hook up an additional interface to have enough valid outputs.
7.1 which yielded 8 tracks worked. MOTU Traveler for 6 outputs + Built-In Audio for 2 more, setup as an aggregate device, as outlined here https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202000
Here's an example project: http://tinyurl.com/nvz25ec
where 8 tracks bounced to 8 stems which were renamed and
then imported into the project.
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Re: How to multirack bounce (not realtime)?
Well, holy Mark VI-a-moly, Bat-Reedster! I think you've just opened up the door for a paradigm change. It seems to me that MOTU could run with this and offer all kinds of convenient bounciness without having to risk too much code. I can't believe I never even thought of this. That's brilliant out-of-the-box thinking for in-the-box mixing. How'd you come up with that?
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