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Auto-Bounce by Tom Salta 1.51 for Mac

Auto-Bounce by Tom Salta 1.51 for Mac

Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Auto-Bounce is a Mac application created by composer Tom Salta with developer David Molnar, and it exists to remove one of the dullest jobs in music production: bouncing. Running stems, multitracks and mix versions out of Logic Pro one at a time can eat an hour at the end of a session. Auto-Bounce runs alongside Logic Pro and automates the whole set, so you define the bounces once and let the app work through them, even unattended.

Key Features

  • Bounce complete sets of stems, multitracks and mixes with a few clicks
  • Bounce wet and dry versions, and mastered and unmastered mixes, in the same job
  • Different cycle ranges per bounce, with folder and summing stacks supported
  • Solo AUX channels for effects-only stems, and track locking for sidechain work
  • Save entire bounce job sets and recall them for the next project

How to Download

  1. Check that your Mac and Logic Pro version meet the requirements below.
  2. Download from the official site, where a 14-day free trial is offered.
  3. Install Auto-Bounce, complete the short Logic Pro setup it describes, and build your first bounce job.

System Requirements

Auto-Bounce needs macOS 11 Big Sur or later and Logic Pro 10.7.4 or higher; the developer notes that Logic Pro 12.3 requires Auto-Bounce 1.51. It is a companion app for Logic Pro only, not a plugin for other DAWs.

FAQs

Does Auto-Bounce work with other DAWs?

No. It is built exclusively for Logic Pro, which is where its creators saw the biggest need.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, a 14-day free trial is offered on the official site, alongside perpetual licence and subscription options.

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