You can also use WireTap or some other system sound recording ap to just play the file and record it ... no need to burn as disc! [url]http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wiretap/[/url] I thought this used to be free ... maybe there's a demo or something you can use. If not, Ambrosia makes great software so it's worth the $$$ to support them ... :) Or find somthing similar on versiontracker.com.

Ha ... now that you remind me ... or even QuickTime Pro, which as of version 7 has audio recording built-in (under the file menu). Just play the file in iTunes and record it in QuickTime Pro ... funny ...

It could be becase the solo in the Arrange window is a "track solo" button that just solos that individual track, while the solo on the Mixer window is for the track channel itself. The reasoning is because you may have situations (for example multiple vocal takes) that you want to play through the same track channel so you can use the same effects set-up and etc. ... in this case, you would solo just the track in the arrange window, and not the track channel. At any rate, you don't want to have multiple tracks in the arrange window playing through the same track channel!! You should switch that!

It is possible ... just install them both! Nothing more to it than that ... you can even use them both at the same time, if you like.

[quote:1687]I have read that you need to be careful when installing both apps on the same system. Apparently, the Logic Express installation will overwrite your EXS samples.[/quote] That could be the case ... play safe and back up that folder first ... :) ... you can always re-install the default ones, anyway ...

Off the top of my head, I think you'd need to bounce it out ... I think you can only set outputs and buses as the output destinations ...

Are you using a multi instrument that is specifically configured for the Triton? If not, you may need to set it up following the examples in the Logic 105 tutorial: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/logicEnvironment[/url]

With the object selected, try clicking the little "dash" (-) directly to the right of the Program checkbox in the object parameters box. that selects the different banks.

Hi Big Hamm, You will probably have to select a track in the arrange window, and then head over to the the object parameter's area and choose the aux channel from the "Channel" setting. I'm not sure why the create multiple option does not work with Aux channels ... Maybe somebody else can pipe in here?

[quote:1687]The create multiple aux is only available under DAE. It is grey out when using Core audio.[/quote] Hmmm, cool! i'll have to check that out! I guess it makes sense 'cause if you are using Digi hardware, you're probably busing out to more external effects and such ... even still, I'm not sure why it would be disabled with core audio?!?