Bouncing tracks

phalke2001 wrote on 2/26/2016, 2:11 AM

Hi i searched everywhere but i could not find how to bounce the MIDI tracks to wave formats . How to do it?

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browj2 wrote on 2/26/2016, 10:41 AM

Hi,

F1, Search tab, type in the word "bounce" and read all about track bouncing. You can also freeze a track, which may be more appropriate, depending on what you want to do.

johnebaker wrote on 2/26/2016, 10:47 AM

Defer to John CB post on the internal method. Exporting to a suitable audio format is another option.

Are you a new user to Music Studio and music creation / editting software in general? If so I would advise you to read the installed PDF manual thoroughly to familiarise yourself with the functions of the program and look in the Tutorials section of the forum and the Internet for Music Maker or Music Studio tutorials.

John EB

browj2 wrote on 2/26/2016, 11:18 AM

Speaking of tutorials, Kraznet has done more than 150 tutorials on Samplitude, which is the next step up from Samplitude Music Studio. Many are pertinent to SMS.

phalke2001 wrote on 2/26/2016, 11:24 AM

Hi

Defer to John CB post on the internal method. Exporting to a suitable audio format is another option.

Are you a new user to Music Studio and music creation / editting software in general? If so I would advise you to read the installed PDF manual thoroughly to familiarise yourself with the functions of the program and look in the Tutorials section of the forum and the Internet for Music Maker or Music Studio tutorials.

John EB

Dear John No i am used to atleast two good DAWs including studio one 3 professional but this DAW is really difficult for me as you can see the language is far different than what i am used to.The instruments are really the best and that is why i have purchased it Any way i have freezed the track and it is ok now.I greatful to you.

johnebaker wrote on 2/26/2016, 11:31 AM

. . . . this DAW is really difficult for me as you can see the language is far different than what i am used to . . . .

That can be a real PITA when moving from one program to another.

. . . . Any way i have freezed the track and it is ok now . . . .

Thanks go to John CB for that one - I am used to the old old way of bouncing ie days of analog 4 / 8 track machines where bouncing was the norm.

Cheers

John EB