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Wave is a lossless audio format and preferred for handling audio in a production environment (use it to save all your samples, sounds and archive material).

WAV - Wave (Lossless Uncompressed Audio).

NOTE: Sample rate - The output (Mixer) sample rate is set in the Audio Settings window. To save in more than one format simply select multiple options. Select the output format/s for the project render. If more than one save format is selected in the Output panel the combined total is reported.

Disk Space - Shows the disk space required to hold exported audio file/s.

Total Time - Shows total time length of the song, pattern or selection to be exported in H:M:S.

Length - Reports the length of the song, pattern or selection in bars to be exported in Bars.

Cut remainder - Cuts the render at the end of the last bar, selection or time marker.

If the decaying sound comes from notes before the last bar it won't be wrapped. NOTE: This feature works by starting the render at the last bar, then mixing any audio decaying after the last bar back into the start of the song. This is useful when rendering loops with effects to create the smoothest loop.

Wrap remainder - Wraps any decaying sound at the end of the song back onto the beginning of the render.

If repeat markers are placed after the last Pattern, Audio or Automation Clip in the Playlist, the project will be rendered up to the position of the Repeat marker. If 'Leave remainder' fails to capture tail audio, add a Playlist Repeat marker

Leave remainder - Extends the render length to capture decaying sounds.

mp3 in particular leaves a small silence at the start of the sound that will interfere with looping. For example, normally you don't want the decaying reverb chopped off at the end of the song (leave remainder) or, if you are creating loops blending the end reverb back into the start can make the loop smoother (wrap remainder).

Tail - Decides how decaying effects, after the end-point of the song, will be handled.

The end of the last bar containing data AND 4. The last time-marker beyond the last bar containing data. In ' Song' mode, the length of your rendered song rendered is set by this hierarchy: 1.

Mode - Choose to render the whole Song or the currently selected Pattern.

It will help you to understand why more and higher settings for 'everything' is not necessarily better.

Render the project to audio as shown below.ДЄ Digital Show and Tell (by Monty ) to learn about how digital audio works.

Place the recorded audio as an Audio Clip in the Playlist.

Record the sound as it is played by FL Studio (using a MIDI Out plugin to drive the hardware).

Make MIDI connections to the device from your computer AND audio connections from the device to your audio device inputs.

To include sounds from external hardware such as a synthesizer, drum-machine or sampler in the final render:

Saving projects - Exporting to audio is not necessary to save your project for later work, use the File menu project Save option to.

The end of the last bar containing data in the Pattern AND 3. The last time-marker beyond the last bar containing data in the Pattern.

' Pattern mode' - Length is set by this hierarchy: 1.

' Song mode' - Length is set by this hierarchy: 1.

Render length - The total length of the render depends on the following:.

mid saves Step Sequencer / Piano roll note data to standard MIDI files. See the note below on including sounds from external synthesizers and audio hardware.

By default, the Master Mixer track is rendered, but you can export individual Mixer tracks with the ' Split mixer tracks' option. flac formats save an audio mix of your project.

This means any Mixer Track not routed directly, or indirectly to the Master won't be included in the render.

Master Mixer Track - By default, the Master Mixer track is rendered, unless you are using ' Split mixer tracks'.

Rendered audio is usually better quality than the live sound from FL Studio. The time taken will depend on export settings and project complexity. The final mix is exported from FL Studio using the export option in the file menu in a non-real time process called 'rendering'.

mp3 audio files to be played in a media player, car stereo or hi-fi. Export Project Dialog (*.wav *.mp3, *.ogg, *.flac, *.mid)Д®xport.