Bill McCarthy said
David- I hear you loud and clear(no pun intended) and I too am having tremendous difficulty with bouncing tracks.I also tried to solo and mute track(s) and then bounce through Pro Tools but I was getting some funky results. I was eventually able to bounce a stereo mix but the db level was way too low.
I am assuming you tried to bounce each track separately with mixer effects(wet) and the only way to do that was to create a separate output? Was it busses or outputs? Just curious?
As you know this is new software and I am huge SD fan and I use it for a lot of my work so I am willing to be as patient as possible as these guys fix the bugs.Lets keep our fingers crossed!!
Bill McCarthy
I created separate Outputs.- 1-2/3-4-5-6 etc. And then had to put all outputs back in original config after the audio export. But it did result in the audio sounding like it did in SD3 so I can put up with the extra effort. I just think Toontrack got this backwards and should have made programming that makes an exact sounding copy in stems without additional user routing.
Hey Bill, my other big issue is using Tracking to turn audio drums into midi for audio reenforcement.
Everything went fine until I tried to export the midi, and no matter what I tried, the exported midi is in the wrong place and the wrong tempo. Here is The thread if you’re interested.https://www.toontrack.com/forum/requests-and-feedback/unable-to-import-tracked-midi-without-problems/ Good luck to you