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Dec 02, 2009
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bouncing from audio bin
by: Anonymous

I'm sorry I'm just not that familiar with it to be able to say.

Are you using snap edits to zero crossings? And then exporting those regions inside the bin folder?

I've never had to do that so I couldn't be sure that you wouldn't have to cut them yourself. It's safer I think, anyways, to cut them yourself, then you can demo them and see if they're not exactly as you want them.

Dec 02, 2009
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right
by: el sinchi

Hey man,
thanks for the tip.....
thats what i ended up doing.
But i wanted to know if there was a way to bounce separate regions without having to use "my" ability to cut it....like, no room for mistakes.
so i was trying to bounce the regions from the audio bin. I activate transient editing mode, find the transients, select each part and make it a region, but cant really do anything with those, until i cut it apart myself, right?
thanks man!

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