PRESONUS StudioLive24.4.2 - Page 104

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Software
Universal Control,
Capture, and
Studio One Artist
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Universal Control,
Capture, and
Studio One Artist
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Capture 7.3
SOFTWARE: Universal Control, Capture, and Studio One Artist 7
7.3 Capture
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Export Your Final Mix to an Audio File
The most common medium to which recordings are physically published
is the audio CD. In order to put your nal mix on an audio CD, the mix le
must be a 16-bit, 44.1 kHz WAV le. Once you have recorded your nal mix
to the Auxiliary Stereo track in Capture, it is recommended you export the
audio from the Auxiliary Stereo track to an audio le for this purpose. .
Once the correct audio le for your mix has been exported, you may use
any CD-burning application to put that mix on a recordable audio CD.
Mixing a Capture Session in Studio One
Many users will want to use Capture strictly as a track-recording tool
and mix the recorded tracks later in a DAW application. PreSonus
has included a copy of Studio One Artist with your StudioLive for
just this purpose. Both Studio One Artist and Studio One Pro can
open Capture Session files. All markers, edits, track names, etc will
be preserved, no further effort is required; simply launch Studio One
and open your Capture session. (See Section 7.4 for more details.)
Mixing a Capture Session in a Dierent Recording Application
For users who wish to mix their Capture Session in a DAW other
than Studio One, there are several ways in which to import
your Capture session, as described in the following.
Save a Capture Session as Open TL
Many audio-recording programs provide support for opening a
document type called Open TL (Open Track List). An Open TL le
provides a reference for all of the audio tracks and Audio Events,
with their corresponding positions, in your Capture Session, so that
another audio program can reconstruct your Session automatically.
This makes it possible for you to open your Capture Session and
work as you normally do in your favorite recording application.
To save an Open TL version of your Session, select Save Session
As in the File menu of Capture. Name the le as usual, and
choose Open TL (*.tl) in the Save As Type selection box.
Click on Save to save your Session as an Open TL document
and conrm the command by clicking Yes in the conrmation
window. This le will be placed by default in your Session
folder and will not overwrite the original Capture Session le.
Note that the Open TL format will not save your markers.
Import Capture Session Audio Files Directly
Some audio-editing applications (e.g., digital audio workstations,
or DAWs) do not support the Open TL format, which makes the
options somewhat limited when importing sessions created in
other programs. In this case, you must manually import the Audio
Events from your Capture Session into the audio-editing application,
using whatever means possible in that program. Refer to the
documentation of your software for more information on this process.
Note that in some cases, you may have more than one Audio Event
on a given track, as opposed to a single continuous Audio Event or
have audio events that do not have the same start position. In either
case, it is highly recommended that you rst export the audio for each
track before attempting to import into an audio-editing program,
as described in the Export Audio Files section of this section.
You will want to be sure to have the Export Tracks
option selected in the Export Audio File menu as
shown, so that the result of the process will be a single
continuous audio le for each track in the session.
Once you have single continuous audio les
for each track, directly importing the les
into an audio editor is much easier. All that is
required to reconstruct your Capture Session
is to align each le at the same start time.