Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

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railway_mark
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Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

Post by railway_mark »

Hello Jamstix experts!

I'm using Jamstix in MultitrackStudio, and would like to output the 8 Jamstix mixer channels to MTS as .wav files. I've searched the forum but can't seem to find a straightforward answer. How can this be done?

Thanks in advance for your help!

-Mark
jas_lan
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Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

Post by jas_lan »

Jamstix doesn't have the ability to export .wav files. I can only recommend recording the output channels of Jamstix within MTS. I have never used it so can't offer much help on exactly how to do that, though. Perhaps MTS has some sort of a Batch Export function to create .wav files for multiple audio channels at once?
funkycornwall
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Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

Post by funkycornwall »

It's easy to produce separate wave files in REAPER from Jamstix. Just click insert vst instrument to make a new track and REAPER asks if you want to make separate outputs for each channel. Now if you make sure the Jamstix mixer is set for 8 outputs then you have separate channels in REAPER mixer for bass drum, snare, Hi-hats, toms etc plus ambience in channel 8. You can also save this multitrack Jamstix template for instant recall at any time later.

I have no experience of MultitrackStudio though but something similar should surely be possible
Andre Giroux
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Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

Post by Andre Giroux »

railway_mark,
Check the link below. I thinks that's what you're looking for.

http://www.multitrackstudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1523&hilit=jamstix+output
railway_mark
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Output Wave Files to Multiple Tracks

Post by railway_mark »

Thanks, Andre! Your method worked without a hitch. However, I have just one question: is it necessary to create stereo destination tracks for channels such as overheads, which contain more than one kit piece and are panned?

Thanks in advance!

-Mark
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