Exporting Addictive Tracks?

Sorry to post here, but I suspect there are AD users here.
I want to export stuff out of a Logic 8.x project that includes
AD. I need to get individual drums as mono, overhead and room
as stereo, all with no effects. Is there an easy way to do this,
or am I looking at turning off effects and bouncing once for
each of these things?

Yes, in Export/Share, one can choose Audio Only, and then settings for Export.
To isolate your various Audio Tracks, go to Window>Audio Mixer, and choose Mute for all Tracks that you wish to exclude.
Good luck,
Hunt

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I tried this with a few other recent Logic songs and the same thing happened. None of us can figure it out. I had to manually, and individually, bounce each track separately, which was very time-consuming. A clue, though….. I tried exporting the tracks one at a time. So, the first one was, say, piccolo rips. It did that fine . The second track was Alto flute runs, but when I came to export, Logic seemed to think it was still the piccolo rips! This implies that the reason why I'm experiencing reduced export files is because Logic is thinking that many of the tracks are actually duplicates, so it's stopping them from being exported. That's the only explanation I have. However, I don't have the answer to the reason for this. I'm running the latest version of Logic.
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First of all you are welcome...
I have to say... I suspect something has changed even if you are not directly aware of it.... between the time it did work and now that it doesn't for you... Be it for example... an update to a plugin you are using.. or even a new/different plugin you are using now that you didn't use before...
I checked with one of my clients a few minutes ago, who does regular, several times a week, large project stem exports to see if he has ever had or heard of such an issue ( in case it one of those odd bugs that only rears its head every now and again..) and the answer was no, not at all...
So all I can recommend is to create some testbed projects.. using different combinations of Plugins, creation of tracks methods.. templates etc.. until you uncover the root cause of the issue... because i suspect it may well be something unique to your system, config or work method that is causing this problem..
You might also want to check with the guys at
http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/index.php
..and see if David, Jordi, Eric or one of the other regulars there, have ever come across such a problem.. I did a quick cursory search there and found nothing at all but it was a very quick look/see type of search...
Maybe CCT, Pancenter... or Edgar here.. might have an idea or two, too...
Finally, Can you also state your current OS X / Logic version please...
Cheers..
Nigel

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Hello,
What is the best way to export one single track (stereo or 5.1) from a multiple track mix in the Multitrack Editor if I want to make it mono? Is it by just muting the tracks I don´t want in the final mixdown and then selecting a mono Master in the Mixdown Options box?
What about exporting only a few of the tracks from a multiple track mix to one mono file? Same process?
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"Export all Tracks as Audio Files" found under File>Export.
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If there is automation that needs to be included (like a filter sweep or something like that), you'll need to solo the track, and bounce it, because a bounced file does include automation.
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I wish to automatically export each track individually.
Not possible.
I need to deactivate every video track and then queue up each video one by one.
That's your only option.
You can file a feature request here:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
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You can save a bit of time by holding down Shift
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Replicating a Track into a Different DTR Repository (despite the title of this article I was confirmed by the development support that you can also use this procedure to replicate into the same DTR, not only into a different one)
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So I've been using the wonderful 'Export All Tracks As Audio Files' feature, which is great, but I've found they seem to always bounce out as stereo files.
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Of course!
Here's the Arrange:
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Export all tracks as audio files

Hi all,
I need to export all my tracks as audio files, and i need them to all be the same length, i set a loop brace from the first bar to bar 233, but when i choose export all tracks as audio files, some tracks are coming out at say 4m06, some are 5m30 etc.
I would like to just export all tracks and have them the same length - i.e the full song length. Is this possible?
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(i did try putting a blank midi file or audio file at the very end of every track to make logic think it needs to export all channels right to the end, but this still didn't work)
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This is just the way the export feature works. Once there is no more audible audio data, or MIDI information, the exported audio region ends.
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Exporting some songs for a client, and when i use the "export all tracks as audio" function-- the tracks created are much louder than the levels i have them at in the song. I'm paying mind to the 'normalize' function, as well as the automation option.
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"Export All Tracks As Audio Files" is the way to go. It was added in Logic 7 for this very purpose. It will automatically create audio files that start from bar 1, beat 1. It has always worked flawlessly here. There are a few points to remember however.
It will export both audio regions, as well as MIDI regions (using Audio Instruments).
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Plug-ins on the tracks get recorded, so if you want the sound of a plug-in on there, leave it on. If not, remove it prior to exporting.
Automation is NOT included. If you need automation included, solo the track, and then bounce it.
Aux tracks, used as outputs for multi-channel instruments like Ultrabeat, EXS, etc... doe NOT get exported. Again, utilize the bounce feature for this.
Make sure you name the Audio object of each track, not the track itself. This is because, when exporting, the exported track will take the name of the audio object FIRST, and then the name of the track. So if you have named the audio object "kick drum:, your new audio file will have the same name.
If, however, you named the TRACK "kick drum", the bounced audio file will read "Audio 01-kick drum".
I always suggest, when getting ready to export, save a version of the song with a name like "Song Title-for exporting". Then, on this newly saved version, you can get rid of tracks that won't be exported, remove plug-ins, etc...
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