FL Studio 20 Getting Started Manual

EXPORTING AUDIO AND SHARING YOUR WORK

So now you’re done with your song – you probably want to get it out of FL Studio so you can put

it on a CD, post it on the Internet, or edit it in another program. The Export function exists for this

purpose. Here's how to use it.

1. Export to Wav, Ogg. or MP3. This option is available from the Main File menu. Whether you

choose Wav, Ogg or MP3, you will be asked to specify the name of the file and then the dialog

below will appear. There's a lot to choose from here, and we don’t have space to go into detail.

If you want an explanation of every button, go to the on-line help F1, it's all there. ..

2. Should I Use Wav, Ogg or Mp3? Wav is the highest quality (un-compressed) sound file

format. Expect to use about 10 MB per minute depending on Bit Depth. 44.1 kHz, 16 bit Wav

files are for burning onto CD. MP3/Ogg are compressed formats with smaller files, but sound

quality may be compromised, expect to use about 1 MB per minute depending on Bit Rate. If

you want to share files on the Internet, MP3 is perfect.

Are you in SONG mode

dude?