Bouncing Your Aligned Audio in Logic Pro @synchro_arts
Bouncing Your Aligned Audio in Logic Pro  @synchro_arts
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, we show you 3 ways to use the 'Bounce In Place' function in Logic Pro to render your newly aligned audio created by VocAlign Ultra.

We would always recommend using 'Bounce In Place' to ensure you don't lose any changes in the future when reloading your project.

The 3 sections of this video are;

1) Bouncing to a new track and hiding the original audio
2) Bouncing to a new track and combining the new audio with the original in a 'Take Folder' for comping
3) If you have other effects in the chain after VocAlign Ultra, muting those effects, bouncing to a new track and then moving the effects across.
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