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tms8707056 · 9th May 2008, 09:03 PM

Yes. You should solo the track and bounce it to an audio file (be sure to disable any effects on the track, busses and master so that you get a pure, unprocessed track. Import the bounced audio and place it on a new audio track, route as needed. You can then CMD-drag the effects from the instrument track inserts to the audio track to move them, or Opt+Cmd-Drag to copy them (takes more processing power).

I sure hope that render/bounce to track is a new feature in the next release.

9th May 2008, 09:03 PM	#3
tms8707056 Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jackson, TN Posts: 144	Yes. You should solo the track and bounce it to an audio file (be sure to disable any effects on the track, busses and master so that you get a pure, unprocessed track. Import the bounced audio and place it on a new audio track, route as needed. You can then CMD-drag the effects from the instrument track inserts to the audio track to move them, or Opt+Cmd-Drag to copy them (takes more processing power). I sure hope that render/bounce to track is a new feature in the next release. __________________ Matt Snyder 15" MBP 2Ghz Core Duo 2GB RAM, 2 320GB LaCie Quadra Drives, MOTU 828mk3, Logic Studio "There is no such thing as an old song, just bad ones."