once it is bounced to a split mono, right click on it, choose Convert to mono.
I believe this will auto bounce it to one mono track.
 
back to my original question, you'd be better to use Melodyne as region FX, no ?
select the whole track / region FX / Melodyne.
then make your adjustment's, bounce to clips. done.
don't even need Melodyne in an FX bin.
 
I just cringe at bouncing to tracks for things like this.
if you ever want to revisit the track(bad mix, not happy) its gone.
its a destructive way of editing which in the times we live in now, theres no need for it.
I used to print reverb, FX,exc right to track back in the 1980's. ruined a lot of good recordings like that.
one cool thing ive learned from this forum is a better way to do things. not saying my suggestion is a better way. but don't be afraid to experiment, its the only way to leave your box and produce growth.
anyway. good luck with this.

chuckebaby
once it is bounced to a split mono, right click on it, choose Convert to mono.
I believe this will auto bounce it to one mono track.
 
back to my original question, you'd be better to use Melodyne as region FX, no ?
select the whole track / region FX / Melodyne.
then make your adjustment's, bounce to clips. done.
don't even need Melodyne in an FX bin.
 
I just cringe at bouncing to tracks for things like this.
if you ever want to revisit the track(bad mix, not happy) its gone.
its a destructive way of editing which in the times we live in now, theres no need for it.
I used to print reverb, FX,exc right to track back in the 1980's. ruined a lot of good recordings like that.
one cool thing ive learned from this forum is a better way to do things. not saying my suggestion is a better way. but don't be afraid to experiment, its the only way to leave your box and produce growth.
anyway. good luck with this.

Good to know - I will keep that trick handy. Oh no, I always keep the original tracks and archive them. That way if I need to go back to the original it is still there. No kidding - this forum has shown me there are multiple ways to get the same results!

Sam4246
No kidding - this forum has shown me there are multiple ways to get the same results!

The great thing about Sonar is that there are so many ways to do the same thing. On the other hand, the worst thing about Sonar is that there are so many ways to do the same thing:)