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Mixing
Exporting
In the Export Project as Audio File dialog, specify the export location and the file
name in the corresponding fields, and activate/deactivate the following options for
MP3 files:
Exporting to iTunes
To export your project directly to iTunes, open the Project menu and select “Export
Project to iTunes”.
Your project is exported from start to finish in the default file format of iTunes. iTunes
is launched and your exported project is already part of your library for easy transfer to
your iPod. In iTunes, the project name is shown as the title and your computer user
name as artist name.
Audio Mixdown of Selected Tracks (Bouncing)
Sometimes it can become necessary to combine multiple tracks of a project into one
or to convert CPU-hungry instrument tracks to audio. This is called bouncing tracks.
Proceed as follows:
1. Activate solo on the tracks you want to bounce. Bypass any send or output effects.
You can add them again later.
2. On the Project menu, select “Export Project as Audio File…” and specify a name
and format.
3. Locate the created audio file and drag it into the open project onto the empty
space below the last track.
A new track is created containing the bounced file. You can now mute or delete
the original tracks and adjust your mix.
Option Description
Bit Rate In this field, you can select a bit rate for the MP3 file. As a rule, the
higher the bit rate, the better the audio quality and the larger the file.
For stereo audio, 128kBit/s is often considered to result in good
audio quality.
Sample Rate Determines the frequency range of the audio – the lower the sample
rate, the lower the highest audible frequency in the audio.
High Quality Mode When activated, the encoder uses a different resampling mode,
which can give better results depending on your settings. In this
mode, you cannot specify the sample rate, but only the bit rate for
the MP3 file.
Insert ID3 Tag When you activate this option, the ID3 tags that you specified in the
ID3 Tag dialog are included in the file.
Edit ID3 Tag
button
When you click this button, the ID3 Tag dialog opens, where you
can enter information about the file. These text strings (tags) can be
displayed in most MP3 playback applications.
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This function is only available if iTunes is installed on your computer.