[Darkone Studio]

Use our Main out from your DAW. Thats the simple Solution.

[Darkone Studio]

Solved:

 

Here is the answer from Tonntrack Suppor:

 

The programmer found the issue. This error is caused by having mixer output channels that are re-named to contain a slash. In this instance you should rename the output channels so that they don’t contain the slash character. For example, change “Out 1/2_Kick” to “Out 1+2_Kick”.

The programmers confirmed there will be a fix for this, so SD3 can use slashes, in the next SD3 update. We do not have an ETA for this update, but you will be notified in the Product Manager as soon as it is available.

• This post was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Darkone Studio.

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Thanked by: Henrik Ekblom

[Darkone Studio]

So any Solution with this error message ? cause i have the same problem.

 

i have routet my channel in to busses and than into mulit out (as you can see in attached pic) Now i want to bounce only my output. than error “Creating all files” pop up. if i do bouncing for mic channel work well. i have the right for all folder to create files, so i dont know what i can do

• This post was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Darkone Studio.

[Darkone Studio]

@John said:
If I understand you correctly, yes.
I do not understand why you would want 2 instances of the same cymbals, though. Even if they are Bounced as separate files or a grouped Stereo OH file, they’re still the same.

BR,
John  

but for an individual post-processing, the single track could be helpful.

For me it is important that I can do it.
Whether I’ll need it like this? I can not say it yet

And SD3 can handle it. Thats the point for me 🙂

[Darkone Studio]

So i have to do 2 Bouncing.
1xwithout splitt ov and
1xwith splitt ov.
So i got the result i want. THX

See my setting in the attachment

[Darkone Studio]

@John said:
Hi,

if you wish to Bounce through the Mixer, then you Bounce per Output channels, yes.
This is selected on the Advanced tab in Export Song as Audio File(s). If you have the ‘Split Stereo Microphones’ checked, you get L and R as separate files. If un-checked, you get stereo files.
If you wish to have some drums processed through the Mixer but still separated, you simply route them (or the Bus they are routed to) to a separate Mixer Output, e.g. ‘Out 3/4’.

BR,
John  

I have also question about bouncing,
i would like to bounce every instrument (tom, kick, snare, cymbal etc) separtly without bleeding. I want a bounce for every single cymbal but also from the overhead Stereo BUT WITHOUT BLEEDING. How can i get this result with 1 Bouncing Process ?

THX for Answer

Cheers
Karsten

[Darkone Studio]

I mean, when i rename the Output 1/2 in SD3 to “Kick” i want to, that the Midi Channel in Cubase also will automaticly rename in Kick.

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