Bouncing entire song..a quick way to choose "entire song" besides Locators?

When I am bouncing an entire song, is there a quick way, or default option, to choose the entire song? I understand that I can easily set the Locators, but then what's the purpose of having the "end" marker available? I am trying to save myself the step of setting the Locators every time. Thanks!

Hi,
you need to set Locators (as Cubase requires)...
But Logic is different...
So after set Locators you must hit on Cycle button in order to activate the left and right locators points... (this is a Logic pro feature)
There is also another way:
you can Select All tracks/regions in the arrange window...
The resulting bounce will be exactly the same size/time as region selected...
Logic allow you to bounce only a part of the song (NO sets Locators is needed)
Just select one or more regions = the resulting Bounce will be strictly related within the starting/ending points of the regions that you are selected...
As you can see... Logic is different
*you don't need to use Locators!!!*
*Just select the portion of regions that you want bounce!!!*
this is the logical way of Logic pro.
(you can also create an Empty region .... if you select the empty region Logic bounce will be the same as the size of the region selected)
There is also a 3rd way: on the bounce window you can set manually the Locators... if you use this way... this is the Main way...
if you set locators in the bounce window all previous suggestion will be bypassed
This 3rd way is the Main Locators Bounce size window.
G

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