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7. In the Format field, select one of the following options:
• Export to Stereo File(s)—All exported tracks are mixed down to a single
stereo file.
• Export to Separate Left and Right Files—All exported tracks are mixed
down to two mono files, left and right.
• Export to Mono File(s)—All exported tracks are mixed down to a single
mono file.
8. In the Bit Depth field, select the bit depth that you want your exported file to
use. For MP3s use 16.
9. In the Source Bus(es) field, select a sound card or sound cards from the list. If
you select more than one, you can select the Each Source to Separate Submix
checkbox to create separate files for each device selected in the Source Bus(es)
field.
10. If the Outputs of the tracks you are combining are the same (if they have the
same thing listed in their Output fields—they should in this tutorial example),
you can ignore this step. Otherwise, in the Separation field, choose from these
options:
• Each Bus to Separate Submix—if the tracks you are combining use
different buses in their Output fields, choose this option if you want to
create separate files for each different output that the tracks use.
• Each Main Out to Separate Submix—if the Outputs of the tracks you are
combining go to different Main Outs, choose this option to create separate
files for each different Main Out that the tracks use.
• All Main Outs to Single Mix—if the Outputs of the tracks you are
combining go to different Main Outs, choose this option to create a single
new file that combines the output data from all the Main Outs.
11. In the Mix Enables field, select the effects you want to include in your new
file—usually, you select all the listed options.
Note: Selecting the Track Mute/Solo option causes muted tracks to be left out
of the exported mix, and soloed tracks to be the only tracks exported.
12. Click Export.
The Cakewalk MP3 Encoder (Trial Version) dialog box appears.
To use the Cakewalk MP3 Encoder:
1. You don’t need an unlock code until the trial period is up, so for now click
Continue.
A new dialog box appears.
2. Choose the options you want for your new MP3 file—for help choosing options
click the Help button in the dialog box.
3. When you finish choosing options, click the Encode button.
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