Chapter 20
Bouncing and Sharing Your Music
IN THIS CHAPTER
Bouncing full mixes to final audio files
Backing up and archiving your projects
Creating alternate mixes and music stems
Sharing your music
Ithink all Logic Pro users anticipate the moment when they can turn their full mix into a format they can share with the world. Seeing a project through to the end takes patience and persistence, and you go through so many emotions during the process that the project ends up holding a lot of personal value. Rendering your full mix to a single audio file (called bouncing) is an exciting moment because you make your song real and ready for the world.
You have many reasons to want to bounce your project as soon as possible. You can deliver it to a DJ. You can test it in your car. You can put it on your website. And you can celebrate your creation. In this chapter, you render the final audio file and share it with me so I can help you celebrate being a music producer.
Bouncing Your Project
You usually end up bouncing several times during the course of a project. For example, you might ...
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