Well I’ll start by saying that I know this must be covered somewhere but I can’t find it in the manual, this forum or on google. Anyway, I have 28 tracks, all midi, miroslav philharmonik, and kontakt. Is there a way to batch convert these to audio so that I can export. Right now I’m soloing the VSTi track, file > export > audio mixdown, then I check “pool” and “audio track”. I’m doing this for each individual midi track (what a headache). Can someone please share their more efficient methods with me.
As thinkingcap posted, you did not say which version of Cubase you are using.
However I fired up C5 to check on this and here Is what I found on page
420 of the manual: (of course there is much more info on this in the manual)
(number three (as thinkingcap posted) might be useful to you)
Introduction
1-The Export Audio Mixdown function in Cubase allows you to mix down audio from the program to files on your hard disk, in a number of formats.
2-In the Channel Selection sec- tion, you can choose which channels (or busses) to ex- port.
3-By activating the “Channel Batch Export” option you can choose to mix down several channels at once. For each channel, an individual file will be created.
I’m using Cubase 5 and this post has got me wondering… Why does Cubase 5 put a, very small mind you, small silent part at the beginning of files that are rendered?? I’m pretty sure I’m remembering right… Since having this issue I’ve begun creating a second stereo bus and routing VSTs or audio to the bus then to a new audio track and recording from there to create the render… but I’m wondering why Cubase’s rendering leaves that very small gap in the beginning of rendered files…
