quick question about bouncing to audio

[nmarch92]

Little confused on bouncing to audio....i have about 5 or 6 instances of massive running, each one with a different bass, and i have a good loop going with a good groove, but i want to bounce to audio so i can delete some of the instances of massive/change up the bassline with different sounds from massive, but im the top of producer who always is changing little things especially when i get to the mixdown stage, so i feel like if i bounce my bassline to audio i wont be able to go back later the loop i made into audio and change a sound or tweak a sound if i feel the need to. what is the best way of bouncing to audio?

thank you

[lightshapers]

why dont you just save two projects, one for the audio version and another for the synths/midi, so if youre not happy with the bounced versions you can go back to the originals and tweak

[nmarch92]

god damnit thats genious. thank you lol

[mthrfnk]

Bounce it, keep the Massive patches loaded but muted, re-bounce if you change the patch?

[VirtualMark]

I usually save as every time i make a major change. Most projects have 30-40 versions by the time i'm at the mixdown stage.