Re: [linux-audio-user] Exporting Muse tracks to an audio file

linuxmedia4@email-addr-hidden wrote:
>> When I need to record drum parts, I use Muse that triggers samples in
>> Hydrogen or Specimen. Unfortunately, in this situation, Muse's 'Bounce
>> to File' function doesn't allow me to export to an audio file (to use
>> in ecasound) because this only works with Muse's built-in soft synths
>> or soundfonts loaded into Muse (unless I overlooked something).

rj@email-addr-hidden wrote:
> Actually MusE can add arbitrary audio sources to the mix, not just
> softsynths.
> Right click in the track list and select Audio-Input. Connect this input
> to the softsynth output and off you go.
> In this situation it is best to unconnect the softsynths routing to the
> soundcard since this is not needed and will interfere with your
> listening levels. Most softsynths have a setting to skip this step.
>
> Regards,
> Robert

Very nice... I finally got time to try this. What a great feature. It
(not only) achieves the main goal, but now I have one "main volume" for
my tracks. I appreciate that you reminded me to unconnect Specimen's
routing to the soundcard. I probably would have overlooked that.

Thanks for explaining this feature, and for all the work you've done on
Muse.

Rocco
Received on Wed Feb 7 08:15:01 2007