Select Merge Soundbites from the Audio pull-down menu. Select all the audio in all the tracks, and be sure.ģ. Put a piece of audio at 0:00:00.000 on every track.Ģ. Set audio to export as 24-bit RAW Broadcast Wave Files. Once all clips have been consolidated, click File > Export > Audioĥ. Repeat these steps for the remaining tracks.Ĥ. Highlight all clips in the second track, right click, and select “Bounce to Clip”.ģ. Highlight all clips in the first track, right click, and select “Bounce to Clip”.Ģ. Just be sure to check the box labelled “Remove Unused Media” to ensure only the consolidated files appear in the Audio Files folder.ġ. From the File menu, select “Save Project to New Folder” or “Backup Project”, and all the new consolidated files will be available in that new project’s Audio Files folder. From the Audio menu, select Bounce and Replace Events.ģ. Select the Range Tool, and highlight all tracks from 0:00:00.000 through to the very end of the very last region.Ģ. Repeat the steps for the remaining tracks.ġ. In the subsequent dialog box, make sure that the Compress box is left unchecked, click Export, and name the file according to the solo’d track’s contents.Ħ. Solo the second track, and select “Export Song to Disk” from the Share pull-down menu.ĥ. In the subsequent dialog box, make sure that the Compress box is left unchecked, click Export, and name the file according to the solo’d track’s contents.Ĥ. Solo the first track, and select “Export Song to Disk” from the Share pull-down menu.ģ.

To export these new files, highlight them all to select them, and press CNTRL + Shift + “K”.įrom the Arrange page choose File > Export > All Tracks As Audio FilesĮxport them as 24-bit wav or broadcast wav.Ģ.

Press and hold Alt and Shift, and while pressing them, press “3” (the one above the QWERTY keyboard, not the numeric keypad).Ĥ. To export these new files, highlight them all to select them, and press Command + Shift + “K”.Īlternatively, you could select “Export Selected as Files” from the Audio Regions List pull-down menu.Įxport them as 24-bit wav or broadcast wav files, using the “(Multiple) Mono” format.ģ. Press and hold Option and Shift, and while pressing them, press “3” (the one above the QWERTY keyboard, not the numeric keypad).Īlternatively, you could select “Consolidate Selection” from the Edit pull-down menu.Ĥ. Highlight all the audio in the Edit Window, making sure you’ve selected from the start of the session to the end of the last piece of audio.ģ. Ensure that the audio tracks are all clearly named.Ģ. Keep the sample rate and bit depth the same as your session.ġ. Please select Broadcast Wav or Wav if your software gives you a choice of file formats.

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