Audio Export
Sonic Vein Studio exports individual tracks, multiple tracks, and the main output as WAV files. Customize the sample rate, audio format, filename, and naming policy, choose the export folder, and set the loop range to suit your production and delivery needs.
1. Open audio export
Choose Project > Audio Export from the menu bar to open the export settings window. Configure the tracks, audio format, filenames, and save location.
2. Choose tracks to export
Export selected tracks as WAV audio files. You can choose one track or select multiple tracks to export at the same time.
The track selection area supports these operations:
Single-track export: selects one track to export.
Multitrack export: selects multiple tracks and exports a separate audio file for each.
Select All: selects all tracks available for export.
Clear Selection: deselects all tracks.
Main Output Export: chooses whether to export the main output audio.
Choose the tracks according to what you need to export.
3. Audio format settings
1. Sample Rate
The sample rate determines the sampling frequency of exported audio. The following options are available:
Current
44.1 kHz
88.2 kHz
96 kHz
Choose a sample rate suited to subsequent production, playback, and delivery requirements.
2. WAV Format
The following audio formats are available:
16-bit PCM
24-bit PCM
32-bit Float
PCM stores audio samples as integers; 32-bit Float stores them in floating-point format. Choose according to your post-production and delivery requirements.
4. File naming and overwrite policy
Choose how to handle an existing destination file:
Always Ask: asks what to do when a file already exists.
Create Unique Filename: gives the exported file a name that does not conflict with an existing file.
Always Overwrite: replaces an existing file with the same name.
You can also edit filenames directly to organize exports by project, track, or version.
Note: Before choosing Always Overwrite, check whether you still need the existing destination file to avoid replacing it unintentionally.
5. Set the export location
Browse and change the folder where exported files will be saved.
Open the folder picker to browse local folders and choose a destination. Exported WAV files are saved there.
6. Set the loop range
Set the loop range to specify the time range to export.
Before exporting, check that the loop range covers the required music so you do not omit content or export unwanted sections.