....lookin for the best [most effective] way to bounce MIDI track to Audio, there seems to be a few ways and the issues that are presenting themselves are I/O issues with the receivnig Audio track  ,,,,thanks in advance for you help Frazzel

The best way?  Send the midi track to a synth that creates audio.  I think may just freeze now, but you can bounce (just remember to select the midi track and the audio track.)
What problems are you having?

Brian

Please give some info to make answering possible. Soft synth or hardware? If hardware what kind of audio inteface (for MIDI-out to synth and back as audio)?
Bouncing and freezing of soft synths are so straightforward tasks that I don't understand the question "Which is the best way?".

..hi, appreciate you getting back to us.....the issue is this....insert new audio track to bounce the midi onto it....but not sure exactly how to if we try and do a straigh t record when we set up the Input so that the audio track picks up the MIDI in stereo the record button is not available to us...I know we must be overlooking the correct way to bounce but the instructions seem to be at odds...d'ya know what the secret is ?  thanks in advance for your help, Frazzel

......MIDI out to synth and back as Audio....why ? all we want to do is bounce the MIDI track already recorded straight down onto the new audio track but when I set up the input to allow the audio track to pick up the MIDI track in stereo the friggin record button goes !!!! so its not that simple or rther it is not 'intuitive' thats all you would do in a recording studio  :  ) appreciate you getting back to us so wots the simple way without going out to synths ?

FrazzelDazzel


......MIDI out to synth and back as Audio....why ? all we want to do is bounce the MIDI track already recorded straight down onto the new audio track but when I set up the input to allow the audio track to pick up the MIDI track in stereo the friggin record button goes !!!! so its not that simple or rther it is not 'intuitive' thats all you would do in a recording studio  :  ) appreciate you getting back to us so wots the simple way without going out to synths ?

You don't need to record to bounce, you select the tracks and then bounce them - or you use the freeze button.
 
Brian

..Hi Brian.....perhaps it's me but I can;t see how to 'bounce' the track...? sorry if we're being the daftest animals in the zoo ....can you advise the actual mechanics because we seemto be missing something !! Thanks

You still haven't said if you're using a soft synth or an external sound module.

If using a soft synth:

In Track View, select the MIDI track and the soft synth track using the control key and left mouse button simultaneously.  Click the Track drop down menu near the top and select Bounce To Track (or something similar as I am not at my DAW right now).

Don't forget to feed the some of the zoo animals.

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