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How to export a multitrack mix to WAV

Prepare the full mix, measure its peaks and download a 24-bit, 48 kHz stereo WAV from QuickEdit.

Open QuickEdit

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Button names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Prepare what you want to hear in the WAV

Play the session and check the Silencio (mute) and Solo states. Trims, fades, volumes and active track and master effects are included in the output. If you want to come back to the settings later, save the project before exporting.

Open Opciones → Exportar mezcla… (options → export mix) and leave Toda la sesión (whole session) ticked. Check that the length matches the last clip you want to include. If there is audio far away or you only want the transition, choose a section of the mix with its start and end.

Measure the peaks

Press Comprobar niveles (check levels). QuickEdit shows the peak of the mix, the expected output peak and the adjustment applied. With Proteger los picos (protect peaks) on, it lowers the level when needed to keep the sample peak at −1 dBFS. If the reduction is large, go back to the session and check whether one track is too loud before compensating the whole output.

Download and listen

Press Exportar mezcla WAV (export WAV mix). The web output is 24-bit, 48 kHz stereo PCM. Download the file and test the start, the loudest passage and the end in your player. A range export can be up to five minutes. When the session is longer, split the output into selections or batches of regions.