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PROJECTS
Project Folder Structure
A Project folder contains the following les:
• The project’s recorded audio WAV files. Each recording or overdub on
a track is represented by a single monophonic WAV file.
L The le name is derived from the date and time the recording was nished. For
example, a recording nished at 1:33 PM (13:33) on the 23rd of March 2018
would have a name like this: 001-032318-133300
• A render folder containing all rendered audio les and a SESSION.XML le
which manages how audio les are played back as well as storing settings
for the project.
You can view the contents of a Project folder on computer.
Sharing Projects
Sharing projects is as easy as transferring to a computer (see USB File
Transfer) and uploading to colleagues via the internet or simply handing them
an SD card or USB thumbdrive.
There are multiple ways to share a project:
• Copy Project Folder - ideal for collaborating with other MixPre-10M users.
They can load the whole project from an SD card and continue working
from where you left o.
• Render a Wav or AAC Stereo File - ideal for sharing your latest mix with
friends and band members
L An AAC le is like an .mp3 audio le, except it has better quality for similar bit
rates.
• Render all individual tracks (also known as ISOs) as monophonic les - ideal
for importing into a DAW for further production.
To render a project:
1. Tap .
2. Tap Render.
3. Select a format. Options include:
◦ Wav Stereo - performs a real-time render of the LR mix to an