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CHAPTER 5. MANAGING FILES AND SETS 44
a data CD, which could serve as a backup of your work or be used with other digital audio
applications. If your set includes video, you can also use the Export Audio/Video command
to export this to a new video le, which will be created in the same directory as the rendered
audio les.
Which Signal Will Be Rendered?
The Rendered Track
Chooser.
The Export dialog's Rendered Track chooser offers several options for which audio signal to
render:
Master  the post-fader signal at Live's Master output. If you are monitoring the Master
output, you can be sure that the rendered le will contain exactly what you hear.
All tracks  the post-fader signal at the output of each individual track, including return
tracks and MIDI tracks with instruments. Live will create a separate sample for each
track. All samples will have the same length, making it easy to align them in other
multitrack programs.
Individual tracks  the post-fader signal at the output of the selected track.
When Export Audio/Video is invoked while the Arrangement View is up, Live will render the
selected time range.
If you would like to render the current Arrangement loop, choose the Select Loop command
from the Edit menu prior to choosing Export Audio/Video. If you choose Export Audio/Video
while the Session View is up, Live will ask you to specify the length of the sample to be
rendered. The Export Audio/Video dialog will come up with a bars-beats-sixteenths eld