We have not been able to reproduce this error in "2.0a" or the "2.0b
pre-release" updates.

Create multiple busses
Send each track to a different bus
render as .wav(multiple stereo)
- new wav files are created for each bus.

also, you can select multiple events in the explorer, right click/
drag to the timeline. You'll be given an option to add across time,
add across tracks, or add as takes- take your pick.

jimm wrote:
>>I want to render each individual audio track to a new .wav
>>file so that all tracks start at 0:00 time, maintaining the
>>sync position when sent to another studio for use in a
>>different program.
>>
>>Vegas Pro 1.0b did this by sending each track to a separate
>>bus, then saving as .wav files in multiple stereo form.
>>
>>VV 2.0 that I'm now using won't do this. It renders the
>>first track then stops, leaving the rest of the tracks
>>unprocessed. Am I missing something? Do the newer updates
>>do this? I haven't updated yet as 2.0a didn't look too
>>great and 2.0b is not finalized. Would be even better if I
>>could save to multiple mono files without creating separate
>>left & right as VP1.0b did with this option. Right now I
>>save to stereo then use a batch converter to mono the
>>stereo files.
>>
>>Another bug, the old VP1.0b would open each .wav file to a
>>new track starting at 0:00 time just by clicking on
>>the .wav file in the explorer window. This is great when I
>>get tracks from other studios. Very fast to set up a new
>>session. VV2.0 doesn't do this. The first file opens a
>>track okay, but more .wav files are then added to the first
>>track unless I add tracks by manually clicking to set them
>>up one at a time. Is there a setting to configure this?
>>
>>Presently, I find I am going back to VP1.0b more since it
>>is still loaded on my C\drive. Hope the newer versions of
>>VV will be more co-operative. Or if I'm missing some
>>configuration settings, please help. Thanks.