Audio-Technica AT-LP2D-USB manual Saving Audio Files with pyro Audio Creator

Saving Audio Files with pyro Audio Creator

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Audio Creator has two save commands: Save and Save As.

Use the Save As command (actually File-Save As) to save your files when you have finished editing them. This command allows you to create new files that include all the changes you have made in the Audio Editor, and at the same time allows you to convert files to different formats for publishing on the web, burning CDs, etc.

NOTE: when you save a file, it is usually a good idea to save it under a different name from the original file. This way you preserve your original file.

When you want to save your files, you can choose to save them in several different formats:

•Wave (.wav file extension)--this is CD format.

•MP3 (.mp3 file extension).

•WMA (.wma file extension)--this is Microsoft's file compression format which is similar to MP3.

•Project (.pac file extension)--this option does not create new audio files, it just preserves the state of your editing project so that you can open it later, and start editing where you left off.

To Save Files in Wave Format

This is the format you use if you want to burn a file or files to a CD. When you save a file in this format, all the audio clips and/or files in your project are saved as one wave file. However, if you add markers between different files in the Audio Editor, you get the option to save separate files starting at each marker.

To Save Files in Wave Format:

1.Use the File-SaveAs-Wavcommand to open the Save As dialog.

2.Navigate to where you want to store the new Wave file or files, and if you are only saving one file, and not using markers to separate your saved files (see next step), type a name for the new file.

3.If you want to use track markers to create separate files during the save process, enable the Use Markers As Track Indicators checkbox. Each marker marks the start of a new file and also names the new file. Make sure you have a marker at the beginning of your project if you want that part of the project to be included in the save process.

4.Make sure that the Channel Format field is set to Stereo (unless you want a mono file), the Sample Rate is set to 44100, and the Bit Depth is 16.

5.If you want to add this file or files to the Audio CD Track list, enable the Add to Audio CD Track List checkbox.

NOTE: if you choose to add files to the Audio CD Track list, copies of the files in the correct format for CD burning are automatically created and added to the list. You don't have to worry about choosing the correct file format options for CD burning.

6.Click the Save button. A progress bar appears while your files are saved. Each file you save gets the .wav file extension.

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