Bouncing Tracks: a shortcut?

First off, my workflow: I write with MIDI, tweaking parts and arranging. I keep my MIDI and softsynth Audio tracks separate too (mostly because I oft times use multiple MIDI tracks for the same synth). 
 
When I reach the point where the song is ready to mix, I render all the MIDI into separate audio tracks. After a little housekeeping (archiving the MIDI and softsynth audio tracks, re-org'ing my folders and whatnot) I then have clean audio to work with where I build my mix up.
 
So, the rendering process: I do it track by track. Selecting the MIDI track, soloing it, selecting the corresponding soft-synth audio track (It's one of my biggest gripes SONAR can't auto-detect this btw) and bouncing it down to a new track. Then I re-name that track, re-route that track (to it's corresponding bus) and move that track to it's corresponding folder. It's a bit tedious. I've long suspected I could bounce down multiple tracks to separate audio tracks but experimentation seems to indicate that't not possible? Is there any other shortcut for rendering all the MIDI tracks to discreet audio tracks?
 

Ohhhhhh. I thought Cake hired the guy who did this, but maybe this is new? Interesting, though I'm bummed there's no general FAQ that explains it all.
 
Ne'ertheless, I think I'm hosed since freezing will capture all the MIDI routed to a synth and I want discreet source tracks rendered as discreet audio tracks. Grrrr.... this seems so obvious!
 

Yah, that's what I'm figuring too. It's not a world-ending thing, I usually do the rendering whilst I watch cartoons on my second monitor, but I could really save some time if it were easier. I know Cake likes to refer folks to Freezing, but I think the Bounce commands could use a little steroids to bridge the gap...especially when you've got multiple tracks accessing the same soft synth.
 

Yah, it's funny because all we need is some more options in the "destination" section of the bounce dialog, particularly "Separate Tracks" when source is "Tracks". It would be great to hit that command and go have a smoke and come back and have my 30 or so audio tracks all bounced down. Even if I do have to rename/reroute/re-folderize them it still saves a ton of time.