the industry term is called bouncing the track, final cut pro calls it compound clip Option + G.
most daws will have a “bounce to a new track” or “bounce in place” but the effect is as you described; all the effect and automations are recorded in stereo or mono and saved as a unified clip.
you can specify if you want to record pre or post fader.
choose pre fader if you want to avoid recording bus send FX.
the industry term is called bouncing the track, final cut pro calls it compound clip
Option + G. most daws will have a “bounce to a new track” or “bounce in place” but the effect is as you described; all the effect and automations are recorded in stereo or mono and saved as a unified clip. you can specify if you want to record pre or post fader. choose pre fader if you want to avoid recording bus send FX.