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Old 01-21-2000
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HI. I can't quite figure out how to save songs on cubase so that I can burn them onto a CD using TOAST. Saving as a "SONG" on Cubase is not recognisable by TOAST (since it's a native cubase format). Is there a way to save a song as a 2 track (left and right) audio file with cubase? I'm confused.
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Yes, you need to bring up the master window, under tools I think. Select the "create file" and make sure your start end markers are set right. This will create a wav file which is what you want.

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Thanks. I got it.
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