Combining tracks?

[jrm]

I know this has been addressed, however, I can't figure out the correct search string to answer my question. S o if someone could point me to the right place I would appreciate it. So, here we go...

I've got a session with 7 or so tracks. I want to record more, but it is too much for the processor to handle efficiently. How can I bounce all my tracks down to one track that I can use as a reference track? That way I can jsut play back one track instead of seven, and then go in and remix later once these last few tracks are laid down? Does that make sense?

[The Dougfather]

1) Create sends or set the outputs of the tracks to a stereo bus.

2) Create a new stereo audio track, make the input of the track the bus above, record arm and record.

You won't see any register on the audio track meter until you actually start recording

Cheers

[billy101]

You won't see any register on the audio track meter until you actually start recording

You can listen to the audio and view the levels on that track without recording by pushing option - k. Keep in mind that you won't be able to listen to any recorded audio on that track while you are in record mode.