I have read the manual but am still confused.
I usually do 3 mixes of a given song. Lead Vocal, Back vocals only, and instrumental.
I thought I could somehow save each of these and then choose Multi Bounce and DP would just bounce all 3 of them. I can't figure out how to do this at all. The first bounce you go to "save" for later automatically seems to bounce to disk. Then I'm not sure how to proceed.
Any help really appreciated!
Tom
Could Someone Explain Multi Bounce Operation?
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Re: Could Someone Explain Multi Bounce Operation?
Multibounce is not the most useful feature imho. You have to check a few boxes when bouncing the first time to create a bounce "preset". After that you can utilize that preset in a multibounce. You'll want three different chunks for your different mixes.
You may find that routing audio through auxes/busses and using sends to print your three mixes in realtime to three different stereo tracks in one pass might be a faster way to work. At least for short songs.
You may find that routing audio through auxes/busses and using sends to print your three mixes in realtime to three different stereo tracks in one pass might be a faster way to work. At least for short songs.
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