Bounce with tails

[olaims]

Hello,

There is an option to make a bounce recording also the tails of the reverbs/delays and so on?

When I export the Stems it works, but I want to do it direct on Bitwig if there is a possibility.

Thanks!

[Cyoon]

you could put the track in a group, draw a midi clip over the whole area, and bounce that in place. Alternatively do this on the master track.

[olaims]

you could put the track in a group, draw a midi clip over the whole area, and bounce that in place. Alternatively do this on the master track.

midi clip inside the group or outside the group?

[Cyoon]

oh, doesn't work on the group, you need to use the master.

Solo your track, draw a clip on the master track for the duration of your reverb tail. Then bounce that master clip in place. There you got the sample.

[olaims]

oh, doesn't work on the group, you need to use the master.

Ok

Thanks for your reply!

[Cyoon]

various other ways are also possible, sending to an fx track pre fader or setting the output to a new audio track and record there, or use an audio receiver on another audio track. But i think the master track solution is the fastest.

[Cyoon]

missed the most obvious one lol. Just create a clip on your reverb tail track, long enough to cover it. Then bounce that in place

[Caine123]

this is so clunky, i wonder why it doesnt do it like e.g. FL Studio where you can set EXPORT WITH TAIL....

[Milkman]

Ive mapped the "export audio" shortcut to the top of Bitwig. So.... if I want a quick bounced export I click the shortcut button, define the loop start/stop, accounting for whatever tail I want, and click "ok". Done.

[Trancit]

this is so clunky, i wonder why it doesnt do it like e.g. FL Studio where you can set EXPORT WITH TAIL....

Tbh, what IL did is basically a nice idea but often fails too... i.e. if you have a sound which gets silent but has delay repeats with longer spacing...

Actually I don´t mind having to take measuers with for examples range selections to make the render exactly how I want it to be... or like other DAWs do it via a tail setting in seconds

I mostly did the same in FLS as well with a timeline selection as the "tails" function failed too often for me... it may be a bit more work at first glance but has advantages too.

[Caine123]

this is so clunky, i wonder why it doesnt do it like e.g. FL Studio where you can set EXPORT WITH TAIL....

Tbh, what IL did is basically a nice idea but often fails too... i.e. if you have a sound which gets silent but has delay repeats with longer spacing...

Actually I don´t mind having to take measuers with for examples range selections to make the render exactly how I want it to be... or like other DAWs do it via a tail setting in seconds

I mostly did the same in FLS as well with a timeline selection as the "tails" function failed too often for me... it may be a bit more work at first glance but has advantages too.

hmmm I see, though I always cut the exports with tails from FL Studio as well as the tail is often too long but this is just 1 step I always have to do to double check the export.

so in Bitwig it would be also the same only if I do a Volumeautomation from the whole project, just thinking out loud, so yeah this might be it for whole projects.

I dunno yet in practice but I sent them also an email if they might consider just an additional option.

this reminds me, I have to test in Bitwig if it also has the problem like FL Studio where you export from the start and sometimes or often you hear a click, or something is a bit off, I dunno out of my head anymore which examples but I remember that I often shifted a whole project to have some silence before the song start.