How To Make Wav Files From Audio Tracks? Options

[thegrapeguy]

I have audio tracks in a file in Logic Pro. They have no effects on them. I would like to make a CD of WAV files so my friend can mix the tracks in ProTools. Can anyone explain to me in detail how to do that? Thanks in advance!

[mauibuilt]

1. go to file, then 'bounce'
2. Make sure PCM is selected and Wave.
3. Stereo File type should be interleaved unless you want separate mono tracks for your stereo track that you have recorded..
4. you can choose to bounce down from offline or realtime (realtime is always better)
5.choose your destination (I always go desktop)

6. your file will be waiting for you after the bounce down to your destination.

[redstrype]

There are a couple ways to achieve this.

If you're looking to convert the whole session the best way is to freeze the tracks, if it's just one or two tracks you could bounce them individually.

In order to freeze them, simply click the snowflake like icon on each track and play the song all the way through. These tracks will then be mixed down to the format of your choice and saved in the Freeze Files Folder within the song folder. You can then dump those into any DAW you want.

Look in the Logic Manual for more details.

Good Luck

[Mac Daddy]

thegrapeguy, Tuesday June 19, 2007. 17:49
I have audio tracks in a file in Logic Pro. They have no effects on them. I would like to make a CD of WAV files so my friend can mix the tracks in ProTools. Can anyone explain to me in detail how to do that? Thanks in advance!

You can also save time and money by sending the Files via (www.yousendit.com) Does your friend have Internet Access?

The most important is the "Start Position"

[Psych]

Hey

an even quicker way to bounce all the files individually is to go "export as" then follow the instructions to bounce all the files into a folder but as individual tracks, but in one go. The files will come up with the names of the recordings.

Psych