Using Track Bounce

- Track Bounce is a very useful option…that allows you to bounce one or more tracks very quickly.…It's somewhat similar to Track Commit,…but it's particularly useful for collaboration…or archiving your session…since you can quickly create a new audio file…for every track in your session.…First, just select the track or tracks…that you want to bounce.…Then, from the track menu,…just choose 'bounce'…or you can use the key command…'shift + cmd + opt + b' on a Mac,…or 'shift + ctrl +alt + b' on PC.…

Here, you can choose whether you want…to include volume or pan automation…in the rendered files.…You can choose the file type,…the format, the bit depth, and the sample rate,…and you have a few other options…like 'enforce media composer compatibility,'…'import after bounce,' and 'add to iTunes library.'…'Import after bounce' can be useful…if you want to bring the bounced files…back into your session, but for now,…we're not gonna do that.…For the name prefix,…a good idea is to give this the name of your song.…So for now, we'll just call it "Track Bounce."…