I have a basic AD2 grove clip pulled out as back click. I would like to converting it into an audio track. I would like to use the buss it is sent to or the main out buss as the render point I can't seem to find a way to record the buss onto an audio track.
I thought I had din that in the past.
So id there a way to record a buss onto a wav track?
 

I thinks you'll find an option in this thread that will work for you.
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/Addictive-Drums-Recording-Audio-m3259113.aspx

Realtime recording of synth output is now possible.  No need to bounce down or freeze.  That thread was from a time before this was possible.
 
The most basic way is just insert a new audio track, and using the audio track input dropdown, select the output from AD2 that you want to record. Arm the track for recording and start recording.
 
There are also some more routing options you could use for buses with the new patch points and aux buses if you want to get fancy.

abacab
Realtime recording of synth output is now possible.  No need to bounce down or freeze.  That thread was from a time before this was possible.

Really? Post #16 says something different.

thats from 2015

The Grim
thats from 2015

Yeah, I can read. Real-time recording is faster now?

telecharge

The Grim
thats from 2015

Yeah, I can read. Real-time recording is faster now?

it can be done now as described above by the other dude, times have changed

The Grim
 
it can be done now as described above by the other dude, times have changed

I never said it couldn't be done. I'm asking if it's faster than the other methods.

telecharge

The Grim
 
it can be done now as described above by the other dude, times have changed

I never said it couldn't be done. I'm asking if it's faster than the other methods.

well excuse me . . .
 
maybe 6 of 1 and half a dozen of the other, but i think the main thing is you can record the audio output of your vsti live
 
it was added back aways, not before time as the ability had been available in other daws for ages
 
your stated reading skills would be put to good use by reading release notes on added features perhaps?

The Grim
 
your stated reading skills would be put to good use by reading release notes on added features perhaps?

You've contributed nothing here but smugness. Thanks for nothing.