You can export one or several sound objects as a new file. All editing steps, such as volume, cuts or sound manipulations are also saved along with the object. Excepted are changes in volume via the master control; the export volume can be specified independently in the Export Dialog. Editing steps in Wings Vioso RX are usually non-destructive. However, exporting is a destructive process as all editing steps are included in the file and can no longer be altered or reversed.
When is it useful to export a file?
Right-click an sound object and select Export... If you want to export several sound objects together, you need to mark them first.
Select the required settings for Sampling rate and Resolution .
A resolution of 32 Bit Float means
that the data are provided with a huge dynamic range, which protects from
data loss due to an incorrect audio level and ensures in any case best
possible quality. If you want to export to another program or particular
medium you may have to change the values, e.g. 16
Bit and 44,100 Hz for an
audio CD. In this case you should start out be checking the peak level
of the objects to be exported and change the volume if necessary. To do
so click Export volume ....
The default Mode is Stereo. If you want to export audio files in mono, select one of the mono modes, depending on which stereo channels need to be considered. Select the required file format. With MP3, the data are compressed and you can later select the encoder and the data rate.
Click on
Select file name and enter
the required target directory and file name. Confirm by clicking on
Save.
If the exported file is to replace marked original objects in the timeline, click on and tick Replace original objects by exported audio file. This item can only be selected if the objects to be exported are located on the same track without any other objects between them.
Click on OK
to start exporting. With a format selection of MP3,
you will be presented with the dialog box MP3
options to select encoder and data rate.
When exporting, volume alterations caused by the sum level controls are not taken into consideration.
When an audio file is exported or an EXE presentation created, multi-channel assignment cannot be considered. See also Multi-channel sound.