Exporting Single Tracks

Is there an easy way to export single tracks -- instead of the whole song -- to disk? I want to be able to take individual tracks out of a song with lots of tracks, export them to disk, and then email them to a friend for him to work with.

David Holdeman wrote:
Is there an easy way to export single tracks
solo each and export

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Exporting single tracks from a garageband project

how can i export single tracks from a garageband (6.0.5) project (and not the whole song) to be converted in aiff/wav?
thanks

Solo the track you want to export by clicking the solo (arrow)button in the Track header. Then export the song to the disk.

Best Way to Export Single Tracks in Audition

Hello,
What is the best way to export one single track (stereo or 5.1) from a multiple track mix in the Multitrack Editor if I want to make it mono? Is it by just muting the tracks I don´t want in the final mixdown and then selecting a mono Master in the Mixdown Options box?
What about exporting only a few of the tracks from a multiple track mix to one mono file? Same process?
Thanks!

"Export all Tracks as Audio Files" found under File>Export.
This will render audio files of your software instruments that start at bar 1, beat 1, and can be dragged right into Pro Tools. The export happens "pre-fader", so it is bounced at unity gain, and excludes any automation.
If there is automation that needs to be included (like a filter sweep or something like that), you'll need to solo the track, and bounce it, because a bounced file does include automation.
Also, if you're using a multi-channel instrument, you'll need to bounce those tracks separately as well.

Exporting single tracks of video

what is the command for selecting to export a single video track? I want to export each track separately to send to another editor so they will have to be synched up when he gets them.
thamks

Select all the clips on the track. Press cmd and C keys. Open a new Sequence, press cmd and V keys. Export the new Sequence.
Or use the Media Manager to copy the entire project including unused media. Send them the disk with the project on it. They have your cut as a reference and the rest of the files to change as they see fit.

Any way to export single tracks (with no extra space) or only highlighted bits?

I need to be able to record several hundred small (<1 second) sound bytes and I am trying to use garage band. Obviously that's not what it's made for but I can't find any other software that could even come close to doing the job.
I tried just recording everything all at once and then splitting it up and exporting individual highlighted parts but it can't do that.
Then I tried putting each piece on an individual track and exporting that, but it ends up with a 1 second clip and 15 minutes of silence.
I tried exporting the whole thing to iTunes, converting to an MP3, and then editing the start and stop points and then reconverting to an MP3, but there's no way to indicate start times of a fraction of a second and my sound bytes aren't always exactly inside a second marker.
Is there any good way to do this in Garage Band? If not, is there a program that will do it? Thanks!

Maber wrote:
Is there any good way to do this in Garage Band?
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#exportsections
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)
Maber wrote:
is there a program that will do it?
an audio editor:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#audioeditors
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)

How can I export a single track in Soundbooth CS5?

Greetings,
I have built up a single track in Soundbooth composed of several repeated clips. I wish to export this single track.
How can I do this in CS5 Soundbooth?
Thanks,
folsombob

Sorry nobody has answered this. I haven't been in this forum in a couple of weeks.
If you have all the tracks right where you want them, are you able to save the file as an mp3?
Are you looking to export it for web use?
For video tracking?
I'm not sure why you'd want to export it as opposed to saving in one of the many available formats.

Is it possible to export a single track?

I have narrated a presentation - one track per slide. Is it possible to export each track individually?
Thanks,
Brian

Brian of The Wired Schoolhouse wrote:
Is it possible to export each track individually?
solo each track

Enhance Tuning to a Key for a Single Track

I am looking to enhance the tuning for a single track but when I go to enhance one track it enhances the tuning for all the tracks. Does anyone know of a way to just enhance the tuning for a single track? Or maybe a way to just export one track out of several?
Thanks

Well I'm just calling it what Garageband is calling it. At the top it says "Garageband, File, Edit, and then Track. Where you can add, delete, and duplicate a track. When you select "Create New Track" you then can choose from Software Instrument, Real Instrument, or Electric Guitar. I think you are thinking of a Track as a Project. When you first start Garageband the top one says _*New Project*_ and the bottom one says _*Recent Projects*_.
And I know you can move it to a New Project. I was muting all the other Tracks in a project except for the one that I wanted in a certain key and then I exported it to iTunes and then stuck it right back in as a song. So I know how to do it that way but I was wondering if there was an easier way where I didn't need to export and import tracks all the time.

Can you export multi track audio using FCPX?

hey guys
i can only find export audio under the "share" menu
and it has aiff,aac and mp3, no wav or omf and no options to include as multi tracks rather than a single stereo track or 5.1 surround
do you guys know of a way to export multiple tracks? without muting every track and export numerous times of course

Typed this hours ago and forgot to post it.....
Have actually done that and sent a test piece to the broadcaster. Not sure if I have got the audio tracks in the right order.... from top to bottom would that be audio tracks 1-4, with four at the bottom? I am waiting to hear back from the broadcaster to see if the test piece works as they expect it to.

10.7.3 and 9.1.6 exporting all tracks as audio files broken?

Hi all,
Is anyone else experiencing the loss of function with export all tracks as audio files in logic 9.1.6 on 10.7.3?
When I select the function, nothing happens, as in im waiting for a prompt screen to appear but nothing, no beachball, no beeps or error messages.
I should note I am using folders, and even when they are resized to start at 1 it still does not work, I have tried different songs and re-installed logic.
any info on this would be appreciated.
Thanks
tommy

In addition to the flex algorithms being disappointingly substandard in overall tc quality, flex tracks glitch constantly--especially if there are tempo changes or crossfades. You may be able to freeze them first and then export. AlternAtively, you could try tmelocking them and then using an alternate tempo map with a single tempo, then switching back after you flex tracks are bounced.

How to export all tracks into audio files with the same duration

Hi everybody.
I am trying to export all the tracks into different audio files.
It's 10 soft. instruments and an audio track. I tried with "File>Export>All Tracks as Audio File but the result is 11 audio files with different lengths. As the song is 3 minutes and 20 seconds I would like every single track to be 3.22 sec long.
How do I do it? In fact, each track is composed not only by played instruments but also by moments of silence.
Thanks!!
Alessandro

sambino wrote:
I tried with "File>Export>All Tracks as Audio File but the result is 11 audio files with different lengths. As the song is 3 minutes and 20 seconds I would like every single track to be 3.22 sec long.
The files are different lengths because each instrument does not stop playing at the same moment. It would accomplish nothing other than waste disk space if Logic appended silence to the end of each file in order to make each track the same length. The different lengths you see mean nothing because the absence of appended silence means nothing.
each track is composed not only by played instruments but also by moments of silence.
Naturally. And that silence is accounted for in your exported files, when the silence appears at the beginning of the track, and when it appears during the track. It just isn't appended at the end because that would be pointless. Consider this project, consisting of four tracks:
When I use the command File > Export > All Tracks as Audio Files, Logic will produce four files that look like this:
The files are not equal in length, which is perfectly fine. What's important is that they all start at bar 1, and will align properly when imported into some other program. So all you need is the command you already used: File > Export > All Tracks as Audio Files. In one step, it will produce all the files you need, and it will produce them correctly.
By using Bounce, you would be gaining nothing except extra work, because you would have to do it separately for each file you wanted to produce. With Export > All Tracks as Audio Files, you get all your files with just one command.
iSchwartz wrote:
exporting tracks means that any panning or automation will not be rendered. So if you want the engineer to put up all of your tracks at unity gain (all faders at zero) and have your tracks & stems reproduce the mix you're hearing at your studio, use bounce, not export.
If you want to have your tracks & stems reproduce the mix you're hearing at your studio, there's no need to go to the extra effort of using Bounce instead of Export. You only need to enable (in the Export dialog) the checkbox "Include Volume/Pan Automation." This is explained on p. 1022. When you do this, any panning or automation will indeed be rendered.

Glitches, clicks, and pops when exporting all tracks as audio files

It's getting to crunch time, and Logic 9 has been giving me a very hard time. It's now time to export my edited tracks as mono audio files to send to a mixing engineer. I thought mono files would be a button press away. Not so.
*Background on Project*:
– Started in Logic 8, and was continued in Logic 9
– Contains only audio that was recorded using Logic
– Has take folders with Quick Swipe Comps
– Has flexed regions
– Has take folders with flexed regions in them
– Has been manually beat mapped
Steps:
1) Set each fader, on every track, to unity gain and centre panning.
2) File > Export > All Tracks as Audio Files
3) Select AIFF, 24-bit, bypass effect plug-ins, and include volume/pan automation, normalize off.
*Expected Outcome*:
I expect mono/stereo files of all of my unprocessed tracks, bounced in place with fades, flexing, and quick swipe comps applied.
*Actual Outcome*:
I get mono/stereo files with clicks, pops, and scrambled sections scattered throughout the files, within fades, and at quick swipe comping boundaries. Retrying the export may result in clicks, pops, and scrambled sections in different places.
Workaround:
While the glitching in fades and at comp boundaries seems to happen in offline bounces, it rarely happens when playing the song in realtime. Unfortunately, there's no realtime option when you "export all tracks as audio files." *My workaround is to export the tracks one at a time by bouncing the project in realtime with the desired track soloed*.
This is excruciatingly slow. To speed things up, I've taken to soloing six tracks at a time, assigning all of them to the surround output, and panning each track exclusively to a different surround channel. This way, I can do a split file surround bounce and get six mono files, each with the contents of a different track. If your audio interface does not support 6 outputs, then you'll need to download SoundFlower and use their virtual 16 channel output.

In addition to the flex algorithms being disappointingly substandard in overall tc quality, flex tracks glitch constantly--especially if there are tempo changes or crossfades. You may be able to freeze them first and then export. AlternAtively, you could try tmelocking them and then using an alternate tempo map with a single tempo, then switching back after you flex tracks are bounced.

Export all tracks and bounce

Hi,
Normally i work on my macbook pro and send the wav files to a engineer to be mixed in Protools.
My query is that when iam doing this should i bounce all the tracks individually using the Bounce button or should i do it using the export all tracks as audio files function.
I observed that when i bounce tracks individually the waveform looks more powerful which is a little weaker when i export....Tell me what s right for me;;; Mani

The "Export ALL tracks as audio files" was added a few versions back for the very reason you are wanting to use it.
It creates a contiguous audio file that starts at bar 1, beat 1, and can be imported into any other DAW platform. The export function bounces the audio file at unity gain, which is ideally what you want when sending files to a mix engineer.
Export bypasses any volume or other automation that you might have been using as well. Again, preferable to the scenario you're doing here, as a mix engineer will want to do his/her own automation and processing. Although you have the option of adding that in the export if you desire.
Plug-ins are rendered as well, but you do have the option of bypassing them when exporting. Finally, exporting allows you to export ALL tracks in one go. Bouncing, on the other hand, bounces THROUGH the stereo outputs, rendering any plug-ins that you have inserted on your stereo outputs to the bounced audio file, and is generally used for your final mixdown, or submixed tracks/stems, as it renders any tracks running through the main outputs as a SINGLE stereo audio file.
So all that to say, the EXPORT feature is what you want to use for sending tracks to another DAW for mixing.

Export individual tracks in Multi-track session (foley) to be mixed by another Engineer?

I have a multi-track session containing 12 tracks of foley for a film.
All audio has been placed at specific points on the timeline to match the action in the film.
The audio files will be passed on to another engineer who will add them to the existing soundtrack & foley for the film.
I would like to export each track in my multi-track session so that the sync'ing will be maintained.
I was hoping I could export/render out a single .wav file that would be the total length of the time line for each track. Then all the Engineer needs to do is line up each audio file as a specific point in the movie, and all the sync'ing would be correct.
How can I do this in Soundbooth?
OF
Is there another method I could use to accomplish this?
Thanks sooo much for your help.
Hugh

I need to have a better play with this tonight as i didn't get much time last night, but my initial stab at this wasn't overly successful.
The tracks are all different lengths and if i solo a track, then export it, the export will still run to the end of the longest track giving me a chunk of silence at the end.
So i did a little hunting and found something along the lines of a clip area (from memory - a yellow line along the top of the timeline) which sounded like it would do what i wanted, but my first attempt still produced lots of silence at the end.
Oh, i've also lost where i specify the iTunes export to be AAC rather AIF.
Is there a good url for picking all this up rather than bugging this list?
Ta,
Martin.
20" Intel iMac 2Ghz CoreDuo / 2GB / 256MB / 250GB Mac OS X (10.4.5) Mac Mini 1.42Ghz / 1GB Ram / 80GB HDD / OSX 10.4.5

Problems Exporting multiple tracks / Mix down - Big Probs!

Hi Guys,
I apologise for the large holes in my knowledge in advance.
I have asked a similar question before but I got a screen grab that does not appear in my version of STP (I use Version 2.0 I think, apologies, I am at work so can't be totally sure)
I have created a 30 minute project that goes accross 3 tracks with various bits of cut audio.
If I wan't to create one single MP3 of the whole piece I really struggle. The Option to create 'MP3' is greyed out, and the only option that creates the seems to create the single 'submix' file, is the option to export all tracks, buses and submixes etc.
When I go to open the WAV though it crashes, it also doesn't list a duration (which i think is why it is crashing).
I managed to export it at all using the lowest rates in the export menu but when I open the submix wav, it plays it full mixdown correctly but with about 8 empty tracks(?) in the main edit / playing window (not the session style window with all the tracks, buses etc)
I then can't convert the wav to an Mp3 (perhaps because it is not a standard wav) which means curtains for my podcast at present.
I am so sorry for the drivel that I have just written, If it does make sense I would be so glad if you could help me out.
How best to Mix Down my project?
Many thanks.
Dave.

Hi there,
My bad, the master mix was there, it is at the top but seperate so i must have missed it or thought it was the title of the menu, anyway, thanks for your help on that one.
The surround sound issue still bugs me but I changed the setting in 'Multitrack' and it seemed to work, as for the submix track, i see that at the bottom of the project (along with busses?) and there doesn't appear to be any sound file in there, i'll take another look and see if the settings need changing.
Thanks so much for your help as it was really doing my head in (along with the random crashes and slight movements in levels that I didn't touch)
It's fixed now so thank you very much indeed!!!
Here is the file if you wanna listen to it (shamelss plug), it;s a bit weird.
http://thehorncast.blogspot.com/
Dave

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