Just now trying to learn Render in Place. I see many vids where a single track can be rendered in place from MIDI and I’d like that capability. I’m getting something different from what I see in these vids.
I have three directories in Cubase setup Plucked Strings, Winds, and Percussion. Within the Plucked Strings I have a Harp. I would like to Render in Place just the Harp. So I select the Harp and choose Render in Place. The result is 3 different audio files: One for Plucked Strings, one for Winds, and one for Percussion. The Plucked Strings is the only track with audio. What do I need to do so that just a single track, Harp is rendered in place and not entire directories? (Note: Same issue in Cubase 11) Newbee at this!
But I am seeing the same thing in Cubase 11 as well as Cubase 12. All three directories, Plucked Strings, Winds, and Percussion get rendered when I only select Harp within the Plucked Strings directory. I have seen several vids where I’m sure they’re using Cubase 11 (late last year) and they’re only getting the selected track rendered.
It has something to do with the way your routing is set up. What about if you try to render the track through audio export. You’ll have to set your markers to where you want first but then you’re able to choose one track and render it into audio saved in the project file. I don’t know if that would work for you but I believe you’re running into a problem because you have all the MIDI channels running off the same instrument.
It must be as suggested: Render in Place does not work as expected when multiple MIDI channels are connected to the same instrument. It DOES work as expected if all “instruments” are setup as Instruments --just the one selected gets rendered. At least the issue is defined. So Render in Place is totally useless in my setup as I’m not about to change my 800 track template to use all Instrument tracks. Greatly appreciate the diagnosis!