I know I have done this before, but for some reason, maybe just stupidity I can't figure it out in Platinum.  I have about 20 tracks, of which 10 are midi files.  I have inserted a soft synth, and I can hear the midi play fine.  Track 1, piano, track 2, bass, etc.  I would like to convert each midi to actual audio wav tracks.  A separate track for each instrument.  in older versions of Sonar, I think there was a place where you could tell it to bounce a separate audio tracks for each midi track.  I have been able to bounce all the midi tracks to one track, but can't figure out to bounce each midi track to each of their own audio tracks.
 
Thanks

You can bounce synth audio output tracks to other tracks on a one-to-one basis, but if you've only set up one audio output track for a multi-timbral synth, you would have to solo one MIDI track at a time and bounce the audio for each part one at a time.
 
If you have a separate audio track for each output of the synth, you can bounce with Source = Tracks, and you'll get one track for each output, but usually you would just 'Freeze' the synth to generate an audio file for each ouput track 'in-place' without creating new tracks.
 
Also, note that most multitimbral synths provide a stereo audio output for each MIDI part/channel, but TTS-1 provides only 4 stereo outputs per instance that have to be shared if you use more that 4 parts/channels in one instance.
 
 

You can also freeze the synth track and then copy the audio to anther track. 
 
gabo

I depends on the synth you use and its routing.  Give us more info on your project and you'll get the answer.