Akai DPS 24 Reference Manual page 86

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EDIT MODE
These options are:
START <> END
START <> OUT
When START<>END or START<>OUT is selected, each exported file will start only where
the actual audio begins, with the start position of the audio in the project stored as a sample
accurate timestamp attached to the WAV file (Broadcast WAV).
When IN<>END or IN<>OUT is selected, if the actual audio starts after the IN point, the
exported file will include "recorded" silence from the IN point to the start of the audio. There-
fore, all the files exported in the same pass will start exactly at the same point, allowing them
to line up when imported in a system that doesn't support Broadcast WAV timestamps.
One thing to note, is that all audio within any of the selected options will be 'rendered'. In
other words, if (for example) a particular track has a load of small, individual cues in the
original DPS24 project, when exported, that track will be one continuous .wav file.
For example:
Q5 allows you to select the Export Type. The options are:
MONO
STEREO
MULTI-CHANNEL This option will cause the selected tracks to be exported as a single multi-
To actually export the audio, press BROWSE. You might see "Please wait" for a few seconds.
Only the actual audio contained from the start of the first cue to the end
of the last cue within the IN/OUT region will be exported.
The audio between the marked IN point and the end of the actual audio
IN <> END
within the IN/OUT region will be exported.
The audio between the actual start of the audio within the IN/OUT
region and the marked OUT point will be exported.
IN <> OUT The audio between the marked IN / OUT point will be exported.
Each of the selected tracks will be exported as individual, separate mono
timestamped files.
Disk channels that are paired as 'stereo' will have their recordings ex-
ported as stereo timestamped files. Those channels that aren't 'paired'
will still be exported as individual timestamped mono files.
channel .wav file.This is only appropriate for exporting entire projects
to other multi-track systems that support Multi-Channel WAV files (such
as the DPS16). However, please note... track-order is preserved. For ex-
ample, if DPS24 edit tracks 1,2,4,5,6,11,12 are selected, these will map
to channels 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 of the multi-channel .wav file).
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Original track
The exported version