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Auria Pro: “Real Time” track bounce from MIDI
Track 15: MIDI Piano using IAA. Tried Bouncing Track in Place but got some horrid clipping noises after rendering.
Decided the best possible option would be to do a “real time bounce” to Track 16, but I’m unsure how to route audio from Track 15 to be recorded on Track 16. Any suggestions?
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Create a blank audio track. Set it to record, and set the input to master. Mute all the tracks but the one you want to bounce. Press record, let the piece run through.
Crude workaround but if it works great!
Hah! Crude indeed, but it got the job done. Thanks!
Yep, when bounce in place sounds caca the master input real time bounce is the only way I know of. Thats just old school analog style bouncing.
Plus if you would rather mix a song in real time instead of rendering, this method on a blank stereo track is the way. Why would you? Well, if you're not used to mixing in real time like many of us did for years it is a different deal than automating a mix to death. Especially if you have a control surface with faders, it's cool to mess with.
Auria has several recording features I wish it had like recording from an output bus, automatic mono to stereo/stereo to mono, etc.
As jrsiv said, that's the way it always was done. The other nice thing about it is it leaves your original track intact. You don't lose the settings, filters, etc, that get zeroed on a bounce in place. You can mute the original track, save it, do you can change it latest.
On the other hand, you can always quickly bounce offline by soloing the track, selecting Mixdown, and selecting "import as a new track". I find it more reliable than bouncing in place, which for me at least only unload the FX in the slots, but not the channel strip itself, and I always became afraid to end up e.g.: compressing the same track twice.
@rickwaugh how do i set the audio to master ?
Revisiting this thread because I can’t make the work around work-
Routing the audio of the midi channel to master, and input of blank audio channel from master produces blank audio track.