I am bouncing down some clips to get ready to send for mixing.  I had done some automation on a vocal track, but when I bounce it, the automation is not bounced.  Is there an easy way to make this happen that I am missing?  
 
Thanks!
 
peter.

What procedure are you using?
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.
Give more detail on your exact procedure steps.

Hi, and welcome to this forum. You need to use "Bounce to Track" to include automation.
All the best.

KingsMix
 
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.

Bounce to clips renders gain automation only. possibly you are confusing it with bounce to tracks.
Its an easy mistake. Bounce to clips is for healing/rendering slip data, clip data together. not for rendering automation or FX.
 
You are best off using bounce to tracks. if you have multiple tracks, use the export function.

chuckebaby

KingsMix
 
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.

Bounce to clips renders gain automation only. possibly you are confusing it with bounce to tracks.
Its an easy mistake. Bounce to clips is for healing/rendering slip data, clip data together. not for rendering automation or FX.
that's why clip gain is included because with bounce to clips your focusing on the raw data.

Chuck is right about this.....my test had volume automation only.

KingsMix

chuckebaby

KingsMix
 
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.

Bounce to clips renders gain automation only. possibly you are confusing it with bounce to tracks.
Its an easy mistake. Bounce to clips is for healing/rendering slip data, clip data together. not for rendering automation or FX.
that's why clip gain is included because with bounce to clips your focusing on the raw data.

Chuck is right about this.....my test had volume automation only.

its all good
 

Cool, that is exactly what I needed.  I was doing Bounce to Clip and was not aware of the Bounce to Track, which will be very useful.
 
Thanks for the help!
 

chuckebaby

KingsMix

chuckebaby

KingsMix
 
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.

Bounce to clips renders gain automation only. possibly you are confusing it with bounce to tracks.
Its an easy mistake. Bounce to clips is for healing/rendering slip data, clip data together. not for rendering automation or FX.
that's why clip gain is included because with bounce to clips your focusing on the raw data.

Chuck is right about this.....my test had volume automation only.

You mean gain automation
Volume automation is not included in Bounce to clips, just gain automation.
I edited my previous post, sorry if I confused you.

Yeah Chuck
....still on my second cup of coffee (shouldn't answer on the forum until second cup of java is complete) 

KingsMix

chuckebaby

KingsMix

chuckebaby

KingsMix
 
Just tested "Bounce to Clip" on an automated track, and the automation remained on the track.

Bounce to clips renders gain automation only. possibly you are confusing it with bounce to tracks.
Its an easy mistake. Bounce to clips is for healing/rendering slip data, clip data together. not for rendering automation or FX.
that's why clip gain is included because with bounce to clips your focusing on the raw data.

Chuck is right about this.....my test had volume automation only.

You mean gain automation
Volume automation is not included in Bounce to clips, just gain automation.
I edited my previous post, sorry if I confused you.

Yeah Chuck
....still on my second cup of coffee (shouldn't answer on the forum until second cup of java is complete) 

Me to
Seriously, half way through my 2cnd cup. we are living in parallel universes