How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0 -ACID Product Family

Subject:How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0 Posted by: blaze Date:4/17/2002 1:18:21 PM Does anyone know how to save each track as an Audio File. I'm trying to save each track as an audio track on CD. How do you save as an audio file?
Subject:RE: How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0 Reply by: Iacobus Date:4/17/2002 1:55:43 PM Use the File>Export Loops command. Note you're only able to do this in ACID Pro. Note this only works for Loop type tracks. You can include One-shot type tracks by first rendering the One-shot track (CTRL+M) and then changing the properties of the newly rendered track to a Loop if needed. (Be cautious as a long track can use a lot of RAM.) Then use the Export Loops command as usual. I wouldn't use ACID to burn to CD. (Too much of a pain to burn the tracks one at a time.) Use another program like Easy CD Creator or Nero. (You could use Sound Forge as well.) If you have Windows XP, that OS has native burning capability too. HTH, Iacobus
Subject:RE: How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0 Reply by: SonicJG Date:4/17/2002 10:41:41 PM Actually, you may want to try File/Render As... and check the checkbox at the bottom that says "Save each track as a separate file". HTH, Joel

Subject:How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0

Posted by: blaze

Date:4/17/2002 1:18:21 PM

Does anyone know how to save each track as an Audio File. I'm trying to save each track as an audio track on CD. How do you save as an audio file?

Subject:RE: How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:4/17/2002 1:55:43 PM

Use the File>Export Loops command. Note you're only able to do this in ACID Pro. Note this only works for Loop type tracks. You can include One-shot type tracks by first rendering the One-shot track (CTRL+M) and then changing the properties of the newly rendered track to a Loop if needed. (Be cautious as a long track can use a lot of RAM.) Then use the Export Loops command as usual.

I wouldn't use ACID to burn to CD. (Too much of a pain to burn the tracks one at a time.) Use another program like Easy CD Creator or Nero. (You could use Sound Forge as well.) If you have Windows XP, that OS has native burning capability too.

HTH,
Iacobus

Subject:RE: How do you save as a Audio file in Acid 3.0

Reply by: SonicJG

Date:4/17/2002 10:41:41 PM

Actually, you may want to try File/Render As...
and check the checkbox at the bottom that says "Save each track as a separate file".

HTH,
Joel