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Sept 19, 2008, 3:01pm, slideboardouts wrote:There is really only one thing about working in PT that always bothers me...whenever bouncing a track (say its 3:30), you have to sit there and listen to all 3:30 in real time while its exporting . Have they changed that? Or is there at least an option? -Steve Steve,There is a way to export your mix without having to do the bounce to disk option. I create a stereo audio track and then send all of my tracks into one stereo bus that I then route to the stereo audio track. I record my mix onto that track and then I go into the regions menu and select the "Export Regions as a file" option and it allows me to export that stereo track as a .wav file, or .mp3 or any other option that's available to you in the "Bounce to disk" option without having to do it in real time.- Big Blueps - While I am an avid supporter of Pro Tools, I agree with the majority of people here, it's not the DAW, but it's how you use it. If I had the time, I'd love to learn Cubase.
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Sept 22, 2008, 10:33am, bigbluebarry wrote:Sept 19, 2008, 3:01pm, slideboardouts wrote:There is really only one thing about working in PT that always bothers me...whenever bouncing a track (say its 3:30), you have to sit there and listen to all 3:30 in real time while its exporting . Have they changed that? Or is there at least an option? -Steve Steve,There is a way to export your mix without having to do the bounce to disk option. I create a stereo audio track and then send all of my tracks into one stereo bus that I then route to the stereo audio track. I record my mix onto that track and then I go into the regions menu and select the "Export Regions as a file" option and it allows me to export that stereo track as a .wav file, or .mp3 or any other option that's available to you in the "Bounce to disk" option without having to do it in real time.- Big BlueHey Big Blue,How do you mix all your track from the bus outs onto the stereo audio track without having to listen to it in real time? Don't you still have to record the mix to the stereo track?I know that in Cubase when you bounce the mix, it does it instantly. For example; a 3 minute song will bounce down in about 40 seconds.Curious..
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Sept 30, 2008, 8:40am, jpmuzic wrote:Hello members I see that folks have a Pro Tools and other DAW's fight going on here and that'a all good, but before any of these DAW's that you are talking about if you had purchase a Mac Plus about 20yrs ago there was something called Opcode that was ripping everyone's but and it was the bomb but I have Pro Tools as well as Logic I use more of Logic and the reason why I saw that someone had said that Logic is more for writers well if you dig more in to what you have if you have Logic will find out that it is more than just what you say it is If I had let you a track you could not tell the diffrence weather or not if I used Pro Tools ot Logic is all about how you use what you have but what Iwill say that Pro tools was the worst when it came down to the Midi it has gotten a bit better but you guys be Bless have a good day love the conversation blog here see ya in LA.Longest run on sentence I've ever seen in my life. Jude 2
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Sept 30, 2008, 9:32am, prez wrote:Sept 30, 2008, 8:40am, jpmuzic wrote:Hello members I see that folks have a Pro Tools and other DAW's fight going on here and that'a all good, but before any of these DAW's that you are talking about if you had purchase a Mac Plus about 20yrs ago there was something called Opcode that was ripping everyone's but and it was the bomb but I have Pro Tools as well as Logic I use more of Logic and the reason why I saw that someone had said that Logic is more for writers well if you dig more in to what you have if you have Logic will find out that it is more than just what you say it is If I had let you a track you could not tell the diffrence weather or not if I used Pro Tools ot Logic is all about how you use what you have but what Iwill say that Pro tools was the worst when it came down to the Midi it has gotten a bit better but you guys be Bless have a good day love the conversation blog here see ya in LA.Longest run on sentence I've ever seen in my life. Jude 2
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