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So is there no way to set an in out point for a bounce to disc except for selecting a items to be bounced in the track window? This can't be so can it?

Not sure what you mean? I usually designate a time range for a bounce. What other way would you do it?

If you do not set a range, BTD doesn't work as far as I have seen.

mikehalloran wrote:If you do not set a range, BTD doesn't work as far as I have seen.

That's how I understand it. I usually save a selection range first so I can use it again. Then I select all and then load the selection range and do the bounce.

I usually set a marker labelled *start*, and another *end*.
Clicking the first above conductor track will select everything in-between.
If any markers between them, just extend selection thru shift+click.

James Steele wrote:
... I usually save a selection range first so I can use it again. Then I select all and then load the selection range and do the bounce.

That's exactly the way I do it, too. I very much appreciate the Saved Times feature.

daniel.sneed wrote:I usually set a marker labelled *start*, and another *end*.
Clicking the first above conductor track will select everything in-between.
If any markers between them, just extend selection thru shift+click.

Same here with the markers. Because it's a delicate thing to get the exact points where I want to stop and start, I set markers. Then I select the tracks. This makes it easy to revisit the sequence and BTD again and again.

Shooshie wrote:[...]revisit the sequence and BTD again and again.

Funny! I'm never happy with first bounces, too.
Will always do many. Sort of superstition sometimes...