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Exporting

Exporting

You can export a project in a variety of audio file formats, and choose to include or exclude real-time effects and automation. In addition to the entire project, you can also export specific parts of a project:

Individual tracks

Individual buses

Selected clips

Track folders

Hardware outputs

Mix Recall scenes

Arrangements

Arranger sections

You have full control over the file naming format and export location, and can even set up a queue for batch exporting.

Figure 505. Export Audio dialog box.

See:

Exporting audio

Exporting to Wave format

Exporting to Windows Media format

Exporting to MP3

Exporting tracks

Exporting clips

Batch exporting audio files using task queues

Using export filename tags and presets

Exporting surround mixes

Exporting OMF files

Exporting MIDI

Dithering

Cakewalk External Encoder Config utility

Encoding options

Exporting via drag and drop

Preparing to create an Audio CD

Burning audio CDs

See also:

Publishing to BandLab

Exporting and importing MIDI Groove clips

Saving Groove Clips as Wave files/ACIDized Wave files

Export module

Plug-in upsampling on bounce/freeze/export

To export multiple mixes

Preparing higher-quality audio for CD burning

Exporting video

“Uploading your songs to YouTube” on page 305

Exporting a project to a FireWire DV device

To create a track template

Export to MusicXML

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