Quicker Bounces

[Mater]

Is there a way to speed up the Bouncing process after a session is recorded?

[Ducky]

Go to the audio window and highlight your stereo files and export it from the audio menu. This assumes that you have already captured the fully processed audio in a stereo audio track.

[Mater]

Now when you say export, where would I export to?

[Ducky]

You will have the same export options as you do for 'bounce to disk'. In the audio window (the one to the right of the edit window). Highlite the stereo audio take (file); click (or right click?) on the top bar of this audio window and a menu will display; select 'export'. Once you have picked the format, it will ask you where you want the file to go.
Since I am not looking at your screen, I am detailing the process as complete as possible so you can get on with your work.

[Mater]

Thanks for your knowledge and the help. I'm not protools savy yet....

[tele_player]

That only saves you time if you need to do mutliple bounces at different rates or depths.

In the normal case, there's currently no way to do a fast bounce.

[ESR]

In the normal case, there's currently no way to do a fast bounce.

I can't believe Digi still hasn't developed a more quick way to do a bounce to disk other than in real time. I understand it is done that way in order to be able to use outboard processing and FX but I think many of us do everything with plugins. I don't have a single piece of processing hardware in my studio, I'm allways with plugins so I, and I'm sure, many of us could beneficiate and save a lot of time if bouncing was improved. Lot's of semi pro apps can do it why PT can't?

[nightshadecrisis]

bouncing in real time is nice though....you can use external gear.

[GapeOne]

Yeah, but I still think they should make it an option one can toggle on or off..

[dramsenik]

I vote for. as an option of course.
And i will take with this a track freeze feature!!!

that would be way great!