Midi to Audio

Of course it is.

1st solution: "Freeze" the track. Logic will bounce an audio file that you can find in the project folder/freeze files/ Folder. This file will contain all the effects and plugins of the channelstrip already recorded into the audio. So you can't adjust them afterwards. So if you want to use the audio without effects, you have to bypass them in the channelstrip before freezing.

2nd solution: Send the signal from the midi track to a bus (preferably pre fader) and record this bus to another audiotrack (you have to select "bus" as input)

Greetings,

Fox

Foxboy71 wrote:
Of course it is.

1st solution: "Freeze" the track. Logic will bounce an audio file that you can find in the project folder/freeze files/ Folder. This file will contain all the effects and plugins of the channelstrip already recorded into the audio. So you can't adjust them afterwards. So if you want to use the audio without effects, you have to bypass them in the channelstrip before freezing.

2nd solution: Send the signal from the midi track to a bus (preferably pre fader) and record this bus to another audiotrack (you have to select "bus" as input)

Greetings,

Fox

Yep.


Can also use the very handy Audio Hijack Pro which 'traps' any audio to/from any app or device... - Lovely and so, so, simple !