Post by wreckthisplace on Nov 23, 2016 10:34:42 GMT -8
Hey there,
Just got my new Raven Mti2 and am becoming increasingly frustrated with Batch Commander. I realize this is only due to my inexperience though.
It seems to take a lot of trial and error until you can get it close to right.
I'm trying to create a batch command for this:
1. Color all selected tracks, 2. send all selected tracks to an aux bus
Now, that alone is easy.
What I want to do is say I don't have an aux bus created yet, so I want to 1. create an aux track, 2. change it's input to 'DRUMS' then, 3. send all drum tracks to that aux bus. I of course would like to colour all of those drum tracks as well (not the aux bus).
Whats the best way to go about this?
The trouble I'm running into is, when I tell Batch Commander to change all of the drum tracks output to 'DRUMS', it creates a bus output in the I/O called 'DRUMS'. That's fine. But when it gets to the step where it creates an aux bus track and I want it to change it's input to 'DRUMS', it creates a separate I/O called 'DRUMS.1'. So in the end I have all of my drum tracks outputs being sent to 'DRUMS', but the input of the aux track is 'DRUMS.1', which is obviously not where I want them to go.
Any idea?
Thanks!
Just got my new Raven Mti2 and am becoming increasingly frustrated with Batch Commander. I realize this is only due to my inexperience though.
It seems to take a lot of trial and error until you can get it close to right.
I'm trying to create a batch command for this:
1. Color all selected tracks, 2. send all selected tracks to an aux bus
Now, that alone is easy.
What I want to do is say I don't have an aux bus created yet, so I want to 1. create an aux track, 2. change it's input to 'DRUMS' then, 3. send all drum tracks to that aux bus. I of course would like to colour all of those drum tracks as well (not the aux bus).
Whats the best way to go about this?
The trouble I'm running into is, when I tell Batch Commander to change all of the drum tracks output to 'DRUMS', it creates a bus output in the I/O called 'DRUMS'. That's fine. But when it gets to the step where it creates an aux bus track and I want it to change it's input to 'DRUMS', it creates a separate I/O called 'DRUMS.1'. So in the end I have all of my drum tracks outputs being sent to 'DRUMS', but the input of the aux track is 'DRUMS.1', which is obviously not where I want them to go.
Any idea?
Thanks!
