Bounce or Export Audio with Send-EFX

Hi,
can somebody tell me, if there is a time-saving solution to export audio with the sends, automation and inserts? Of course I can bounce a solo-track step by step, but if you have to do it with 100 Songs...
Tanks for every note

Use the Bounce button on the Stereo Out. Exports audio with sends, automation and inserts. The whole shebang.
100 songs ? That's ten albums right there. Are you related to Frank Zappa ?
Christian

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Hi James,
For exporting a multitrack .wav file, you have to start a project with a multichannel audiomaster (3-16 tracks).
Copy and paste your complete edit to the new editsetting.
Now in the audiomixer you can route your audiolayers to the multichannel you like.
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Then you export your project to a 3-16 tracks multitrack .wav file.
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You'll find the mono tracks in your audio capture folder or can premiere search for then by 'reveal in explorer'.
The multi track .wav file has got timecode within the file.
When exporting in QT you can also choose for a multitrack audio file. It also contains your timeline timecode.
.avi or .mp4 video files cannot be exported with more than 5.1 channels of audio
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Hopefully you can get further with Premiere Pro with this info.
Succes with it!!
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