As the title says: I wonder what is the quickest way to bounce a bus to a new audio track. Creating new tracks, rerouting and recording is prette slow.
One way is to stem-export the bus and re-import to a new track (checkbox in export dialog).
That can work faster than realtime.
Other than that, what you describe: new track, connect I/O and record.
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Pro-tip: if you select the bus before opening the Session > Export > Stem-Export dialog, it is automatically selected for export.
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Thanks! 
Not sure if it’s much quicker to delete the unnecessary files later but i will give it a try to see how it works for me! I think Bitwig has a elegant solution for this with rightclick → bounce in place or bounce to new track.
Is there a reason bouncing busses is not possible in the editor? To me it seems like something that’s handy pretty often.
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It is possible for audio tracks where “bounce in place” is possible, but since busses cannot hold audio or MIDI data…
It is very workflow dependent. I almost never do this.
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