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[djmoose]

What's the best way to do this? I'm about to that point and want to move each audio track in to Sonar. Can I resample each track to a new track at once?

I think what you want to do is this. Say you have 10 tracks of midi/audio/effects whaver. If you have send effects its a little more of a pain. Make 10 new audio tracks, set each input to a diffrent (one of you finished ones from before) track. Set them all to record (hold shift and click them, or is it alt? live isn't in front of me) and them well, record them. If you get crazy with sends and stuff you will have to decide what you want each new track to be. Just bus diffrent things to empty audio channels in whatever way makes most sense for your song. Master effects will not be recorded like this, if your not using a master compressor or something that needs all the audio at once to sound remotly the same you can just copy all the master effects to all the other tracks before you do the recording.

Realy, the whole mixing down to single/many tracks stuff ends up being pretty flexable, if not always so obvious. Mess around for awile before hitting the old save button though

This is what I was looking for. Thanks!

[jesQuick]

it's only tiny, but using page instead of scrolling for the follow function in arrange can save up to 2-3 percent in some cases.

Ooh...thats a good one... Thx!

Cheers