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Subject: Cakewalk_Guitar Tracks 2
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Original Message 1/2 22-Feb-03 @ 03:52 AM - Cakewalk_Guitar Tracks 2
How do I convert the .bun files to mp3 files when I am done recording/mixing the tunes?? So I can email to my partner to learn and work on the tunes?
Thanks in Advance....cheers...
luvsmusic@hotmail.com
Thanks in Advance....cheers...
luvsmusic@hotmail.com
Message 2/2 24-Feb-03 @ 02:26 PM - RE: Cakewalk_Guitar Tracks 2
A bun is a project file.
First off, if you're not archiving or transporting, you should use a cwp, not a bun (assuming GT supports them).
OK, so you have all your tracks going and you're all set. You need to export your mix to audio. It's under file in Sonar. If GT has a built in MP3 encoder, then select mp3 out of the file types in the save dialog. If not, save as a wav and download one of the wav to mp3 converters on the net.
Again, I don't use guitar tracks, so I can't be more specific.
-Craig
First off, if you're not archiving or transporting, you should use a cwp, not a bun (assuming GT supports them).
OK, so you have all your tracks going and you're all set. You need to export your mix to audio. It's under file in Sonar. If GT has a built in MP3 encoder, then select mp3 out of the file types in the save dialog. If not, save as a wav and download one of the wav to mp3 converters on the net.
Again, I don't use guitar tracks, so I can't be more specific.
-Craig
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