Saving as a .WAV File

[chesdanewf]

I have the MIDI written for my new song, and I have laid down my Guitar, and Vocal tracks. They are all mixed the way I need them. How can I save this as a .WAV file so I can burn it to CD Audio?? HELP ME PLEEEEEEEZZZ!!!

 

[dachay2tnr]

First you have to convert the midi to audio. After that, mute the midi tracks and then File > Export > Audio and choose RIFF Wave.

If you don't know how to convert midi to audio, check in Sonar's Help File (use search to find Converting Midi to Audio).

Or even better, set up a DXi synth and just Bounce to Tracks both the midi and DXi tracks.

 

[moskus]

http://home.no.net/magnesiu/cakewalkfaq/midinotheardmixdown.htm

 

[Clemie]

Holly dachay2tnr, whaz the difference between RIFF Wave and Broadcast Wave ?

 

[moskus]

A Broadcast-wave has other information added to it, such as timestamp and creator, date and so on...

A RIFF-wave is just the audio...

 

[Paul881]

A RIFF-wave is just the audio...

Not to be confused with RIFF-RAFF which describes most of the members of this BBS

 

[Clemie]

So Broadcast Wave is like if I save/export wave in Fruity Loops ? and RIFF Wave is the "regular" wave ?

 

[moskus]

Nope, I bet that FL export 'normal' RIFF-waves. Broadcast-wave is not that common... (in "low-end" products )