Putting multiple track stems into one track?

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Putting multiple track stems into one track? (p.2)

2016/12/10 12:37:04

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Kev999
Guitarhacker
heck... just do it. Doesn't matter how it gets done. Dragging is fast...

I agree, it's not a big deal. I would probably just Shift-Drag each individual clip (holding down the Shift key while dragging restricts movement to vertical only). Or otherwise Nudge up or down using the 8 & 2 keys on the numeric keypad. Routine stuff really.

This did not work for me as the tracks replaced the old one. I will have to look into this a bit more...

2016/12/10 12:37:38

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Rob[atSound-Rehab]
route all to the same aux track, then record the aux track

archive the original ones in a track folder in case you need them later

This worked great! Thanks! :)

2016/12/10 12:42:16

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Jeff Evans
Can't you route them all to the same buss and do a fast bounce of that buss. Then drag it in.

I couldn't figure this out... human error... But would be better in the long run if I wanted to have a VST buss mix down. I'm going to look into this a bit more when I have time... thanks!

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