Doug welcomes you and talks about what you'll learn in this series, and then jumps right in with tutorials on all the available options found in the "Bounce In Place" function, how they work, and when to use them. Then he goes in-depth on how to utilize the "Bounce Tracks In Place" feature which is great for archiving and creating files to share.

Moving on you'll discover the "Bounce Project" and "Bounce Section" options and how to effectively use them to make different versions and formats of your bounces to fit a wide range of needs. Next up Doug teaches you all about exporting audio in Logic Pro including all of the options available for different situations, including exporting multi-output instruments to individual tracks and stems, using summing, and Folder Stacks.

Throughout the rest of the videos you'll learn all about Freezing Tracks, Selection-Based Processing, Exporting Final Cut Pro XML formats to open in Final Cut Pro, creating AAF files for Pro Tools compatibility, all of the "Save Audio Files As" options, utilizing the available MIDI export options and much more.

To see what these in-depth Logic Pro video tutorials show you, and how they'll familiarize you with all of the different bounce and export options available in Logic Pro, see the individual Logic Pro exporting and bouncing tutorial descriptions on this page. Explore these important features and functions and make optimizing and sharing your stems and projects faster and easier now... Watch "Logic Pro: Bouncing & Exporting Explained®" today.

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