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bouncing

Which you can also do non-destructively by right/ctrl clicking on your track and choosing "freeze track" which gives you the option of unfreezing it later to change compression settings or adjust other variables"

...of course, in that case it will be called "freezing".

...then you have to flatten to get audio

this would be refered to to as Freeze/Flatten

flatten seems to give a better cpu bump than just freezing...to be verified

i just find freeze/flatten a faster way to get midi>>audio...you dont have to rec, wait for it, possibly have to trim, etc...

simmerdown wrote:i just find freeze/flatten a faster way to get midi>>audio...you dont have to rec, wait for it, possibly have to trim, etc...

when flattening, the audio you end up with is in 32 bit format whereas if you record from a track the recorded audio will be at the settings specified in the audio preferences.
usually higher bit rate audio files will put more strain on the cpu. just a related factoid.

Did someone say bouncing?

I'll categorize this one into 'threads that make me wish I had a girlfriend'.

Hey this is supposed to be serious, I'm serious.

Seriously.

timothyallan wrote:

Machinesworking wrote:

timothyallan wrote:

Seriously.

a thread in this forum went OT? thats friggn shocking, scandalous!

jellycaster wrote:bouncing

co-sign.