Do you know that if you untick the Include Volume/pan Automation on Bounce In Place, Logic will bounce to the correct format ? Meaning that when you select the right channel, you can bounce it to mono, and same goes for the left 😉
LOL. Rub it in. We Logic users delight in tricking Logic to do the obvious stuff that it should just do. It’s been a past time of mine for almost 20 years now. :)
I'm fairly new to Logic. Bounce in place is a great feature but it seems to always bounce in place a stereo file when you're working on a mono track. If you're working on a mono kick and you want to bounce in place can it be mono?
Good teaching techniques
Wow! Convert process was always a PITA. That way is ... working. I hope not to forget. Thanks!
Do you know that if you untick the Include Volume/pan Automation on Bounce In Place, Logic will bounce to the correct format ?
Meaning that when you select the right channel, you can bounce it to mono, and same goes for the left 😉
Really?
@@robbiemichaels2347 really
In Pro Tools you just right-click the audio region and choose "Split into Mono". That's wayyyyyyy better.
LOL. Rub it in. We Logic users delight in tricking Logic to do the obvious stuff that it should just do. It’s been a past time of mine for almost 20 years now. :)
I'm fairly new to Logic. Bounce in place is a great feature but it seems to always bounce in place a stereo file when you're working on a mono track. If you're working on a mono kick and you want to bounce in place can it be mono?
You can check my other comment on how to for that
@@kompositesound You're 100% correct