Save incredible amounts of time by batch exporting your bounces and stems. Bounce Butler babysits your bounces and texts you when it's done.
- Supports all popular DAWs
- Bounce mixes, stems, & masters
- SMS Text Alerts
- SMS Progress Reports
- Custom Bounce Naming
- Bounce To Custom Folders
- Multiple Bounce Formats


How To Use Bounce Butler
- Open Bounce Butler and select a bunch of session files that you want bounced.
- Select the options for the type of files you want bounced from the sessions.
- Enter a phone number or email address that you want notifications sent too.
- Press bounce and walk away. Bounce Butler will notify you when he's done.
Selecting Sessions

Selecting Files With Smart Folders

Bouncing With Markers In Pro Tools

Notifications
Bouncing Offline in Pro Tools
Bounce Butler "Accessibility Control" In System Preferences
Setting up Cubase
Cubase needs a custom "Key Command" for Bounce Butler to be able to set up bounces for you. This should only take you a few seconds to set up.
Logic Pro X stems with Bounce Butler
The easiest way to make stems with Logic is to save your session as a "Folder" instead of a "Package". This allows you to easily solo out any stem you want to bounce, and then save it as it's own session. You can then select as many of these Logic Pro X session files as you want with Bounce Butler.

Uninstalling Bounce Butler
- Drag the Bounce Butler app to your Trash.
- (Optional) Remove your license files:
- Open Finder and click the "Go" menu.
- Select "Go To Folder"
- Type in "~/Library/Application Support/"
- Delete "Bounce_Butler.txt"
If you're reinstalling the app to fix an issue, be SURE to follow the instructions on how to give Bounce Butler Accessibility Permission.
Deleting Bounce Butler Preferences
Open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app) and paste the following code:
- defaults delete Chris-Graham-Mastering.Bounce-Butler
For Bounce Butler Beta, use:
- defaults delete Chris-Graham-Mastering.Bounce-Butler-Beta
Remove Bounce Butler Subscription ID
- Open Finder and click the "Go" menu.
- Select "Go To Folder"
- Type in "~/Library/Application Support/"
- Delete "Bounce_Butler.txt"

macOS System Control Workaround
Sometimes macOS doesn't want to give Bounce Butler system control. To get around this, follow the instructions below:
- Close Bounce Butler
- Delete Bounce Butler
- Open System Preferences and go "Security & Privacy > Privacy"
- In the left column, select "Accessibility"
- In the right column, find Bounce Butler, select it, and then click the "-" button at the bottom
- Keep System Preferences open
- Download the latest version of Bounce Butler or Bounce Butler Beta
- Move Bounce Butler to your Applications folder
- Open Bounce Butler
Bounce Butler will submit a new request to macOS to control your system. It should appear in the Accessibility apps in Systems Preferences.
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