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wocongming · Full Member Joined: 18 Apr 2020 Posts: 181

so let's say I've recorded a song with 12 tracks of midi for someone's record. they ask me to give them 12 separate WAV files so they can mix it themselves in the studio.
IS THERE A FAST WAY TO DO THIS SO I DONT HAVE TO PLAY THE 4 MIN SONG 12 TIMES TO GET THE 12 SEPERATE WAV FILES? ITS SO TIME CONSUMING. thank you anyone!

hans1966 · Posted: Sat May 30, 2020 4:15 pm Post subject:

Hello wocongming, I think that if you have already made the MIDI sequence, you can pass it to Audio through the L, and R outputs, from your Kronos to a DAW, for example Audacity.
The other solution is to record the Audio in the audio recorder of your Kronos, since it has 16 audio tracks, and if you want you can record 4 audio tracks simultaneously.
I hope this helps. If you have any questions, consult the Kronos Quick Start Guide Pag. 22
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wocongming · Full Member Joined: 18 Apr 2020 Posts: 181

I dont understand your reply at all. I needed a WAV file for each of my recorded tracks. and I've been bouncing to hard disk each one separately showing up in my internal disk for each one. how do I do that without having to replay the whole song each time I'm getting a WAV file?

Dan Stesco · Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2020 4:59 am Post subject:

You need the special sound card with more inputs and a DAW. Select the tracks at individual output and record them with a DAW at 6 mono tracks at a time or 3 stereo tracks at a time. To export direct 12 MIDI to 12 separate audio with your Konos is impossible.
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pete.m · Senior Member Joined: 05 Apr 2013 Posts: 484

I have to agree with Liviou. By the time you'd finished typing your post, you could already have been part of the way through the work. You don't even have to be there for much of the time - you can set it going, and pop back four minutes later to set up the next one. If you believe that the music you have done is worth it, then I wouldn't stress too much about an extra few minutes.

I do acknowledge that it is a bit of a chore, though - maybe that audio card is the way forward for you if you're going to be doing this sort of thing regualarly.

apex · Platinum Member Joined: 23 Feb 2010 Posts: 2340

The easiest thing is to just set the outputs of the Kronos and record 3 stereo tracks at at time... or 6 mono, ---- or a combination of the 2 options.