Is there a way to do this internally? Or must I send it out and bring
it in in the analog realm to get these tracks mixed down, or in an
audio track?

When I do send it out, then bring it in - I seem to be getting very
strange comb or phase effects. Haven't listened to the resulting track
yet, this must be from the monitoring.

Anyway, looking for an elegant solution in an inelegant world. Thanx,

Mark

you should be able to render the track in LE - you can in SL and SX.

pos your question at alt.steinberg.cubase

On 13 Jan 2006 23:51:02 -0800, "Marky A"
wrote:

Is there a way to do this internally? Or must I send it out and bring
it in in the analog realm to get these tracks mixed down, or in an
audio track?

When I do send it out, then bring it in - I seem to be getting very
strange comb or phase effects. Haven't listened to the resulting track
yet, this must be from the monitoring.

Anyway, looking for an elegant solution in an inelegant world. Thanx,



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Your right, the answer is to just solo the VST track you want,
ExportAudio, and put it on a track.

Great! I'm not as think as i dumb I am ;-)

"Marky A" wrote in news:1137225062.890488.305730
@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:


There is no need to do such. VSTi's are treated as audio when you render
the final mixdown in Cubase.
There is no need to record individual VSTi tracks as audio. (Unless of
course, you are just exporting the one track)