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Chapter 7 Work with tracks 195
Export tracks and regions
Export tracks as audio les
You can export a single track (with all the regions on the track) as as audio le, or export all
tracks (all audio, software instrument, and Drummer tracks) in a project as audio les—one
per track.
Export a track as an audio le
1 Select the track to export, then choose File > Export > Track as Audio File.
2 Enter a name for the exported audio le, and browse to a location to save it.
3 Choose a le format for the exported audio le from the Save Format pop-up menu.
4 Choose the bit depth for the exported audio le from the Bit Depth pop-up menu.
5 Set the following parameters, as necessary:
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Multi-Output Software Instruments: For software instrument tracks with multi-output software
instruments, choose one of the following options:
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One File per Track: Mixes the multi-output signals with the main output into one le, for each
multi-output software instrument track. In situations where multiple tracks use the same
multi-output software instrument channel strip, one le is created for each track.
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One File per Channel Strip: Creates additional les for each aux channel strip that has an
output of the selected track’s multi-output software instrument as Input source.
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Bypass Eect Plug-ins: Select to disable all plug-ins on the source track.
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Include Audio Tail: Select to extend the length of the created le to include any instrument
release and potential eect tail (reverb, delay, and so on).
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Include Volume/Pan Automation: Select to have volume and pan automation performed
on export, with their result inuencing the created le. Otherwise, the volume and pan
automation is simply copied, but not performed.
Note: If you plan to use the exported regions with an external application for processing,
mixing, or editing, exporting them with no volume and pan automation is generally desirable.
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Normalize: Choose one of the following options:
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O: The exported le is not normalized.
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Overload Protection Only: Allows downward normalization in case of overloads—levels above
0 dB, which would lead to clipping—but no normalization in case of lower levels.
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On: The exported le is normalized both for overloads and for Lowell levels.
6 Select the Add resulting les to Project Audio Browser checkbox to add the exported le to the
Project Audio Browser.
7 Click Save.