Many times…over and over in fact I need audio event versions from midi instrument tracks ( not the whole track ) to manipulate…sound design, There are existing designated audio tracks for those audio events…so why create a new audio track with every bounce? Waste of time having to go and move that new bounced audio event up to it’s rightful position then delete the useless newly created audio track…every time!
Thanks Chris. Yes I did attempt once but didn’t get far.
In Cubase you can drag a midi event to the Sampler Track window and it automatically renders it to audio.
So why not have drag a midi event to an existing audio track to automatically render to audio?
This post sparked my interest. I agree with your feature suggestion. I came up with a workaround though that may or may not be useful. If you chop all your midi segments before rendering then select them all and render they will all render to the same audio track. Doesn’t work for multiple midi tracks though.
Also, you could route the midi track audio output to a specific audio track and bounce live.
Orrr, setup Halion and do all your resampling into there.
I don’t know what you are doing exactly but I resample a lot and these are the things I do.
I’d love it if there was a render to new version too.
I like to use melodyne ARA, but it’s too limited to keep the audio in that altered form - so I render to new track - create a new version on the original and drag the rendered audio to the new version.
There is still a bug where it can play audio from the original version until you flick through the different versions again.
Thanks Rino! It’s great for bouncing from audio but unfortunately this won’t work on a midi event bouncing to a specific designated audio track. The only way I can see so far is the Render in Place function which always creates a new track.
Cubase already have it, just make sure you UNSELECT any audio/midi event. then push render in place (you can assign key command) and Cubase will bounce selected track.
BUT if any of event selected, Render in place only render this event.