Recording VST audio

[Ampfixer]

Usually I set up multi-track drum VSTi's with individual audio outs. Once I get the drums right I record the audio to get my individual audio drum tracks. I've tried arming the individual drum output tracks but nothing gets recorded. My other DAW's this, so how do you do this in Mixcraft 8?

[banzailoco]

You mean like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIBoKCSKnAM

You're going to have to separate manually each instrument in different tracks.

You can add an Output Bus if you have an external hardware to record.
https://www.acoustica.com/mixcraft/v7/h ... uting.html

[Ampfixer]

Yes, that's step one. It's really easy in Mixcraft. What I want to do after that, is to record the audio coming out of those tracks. I like to work with audio tracks. Reaper does it, as does Sonar. I still have not figured it out in Mixcraft.

Thanks for your assistance.

[banzailoco]

I usually record one instrument at a time, there's no multiple channel routing input at the moment in the DAW that I know.

[banzailoco]

And he wanders for many hours the infinite net of information to find by luck a link in Acoustica.

http://forums.acoustica.com/bbs/viewtop ... 12&t=12989

[Mark Bliss]

I am not sure I understand the question. Perhaps you are wanting to render/mix down your MIDI multitrack to audio?
Some DAW's support doing that internally, others require that you render to stems and re-import. Other possible methods include external mixers, multichannel interfaces. The description is vague.

[banzailoco]

Not the perfect solution, but this little plugin can be setup via fx to record the sound of an individual track.

Cons:

There is no synchronization, you need to start every recorder manually.
For when editing the wav file, a clapper noise(clapperboard) would be needed before the instruments start "playing".

Voxengo Recorder
http://www.voxengo.com/product/recorder/

[GovernmentMule]

Not real clear on the question either, but once you get your individual tracks from the VSTi the way you want you can render each track to a new audio track instead of recording them. Page 48 in the Mixcraft 8 manual.