Split Raw-Files and save them

Moritzw  wrote I know that I am able to "cut"/delete and rearrange my raw tracks into "songs", but it never affects the raw .wav-file on my computer nor did I find a way to save those rearrangements into new files.

I'm afraid that the above answer isn't quite correct... Yes you can export the tracks individually, but that doesn't help with splitting the originals. The whole point of multitrack view is that inherently it's non-destructive, so it cannot make any alterations to original files. Actually splitting the originals isn't a good idea (you should leave raw material intact), but you can actually have your cake and eat it, because you don't have to do exporting of the whole session - what you can do is export time selections, rather than the entire files, as individual tracks. This works for mixdowns too.

So you make a time selection using the mouse of just the part that you want to export or mix down:

And that will mix down just the time selection to a new file.

Now, this hasn't split the original files, and as I said, it won't. But this is a good thing; you have them to go back to. What you can do though, is use the same time selection in a slightly different way:

This will give you individual files for each song, rather than just the whole lot in one file. So you still have your original recorded files, but you also have sample-accurate splits of all of them too.

File/Export - Multitrack Mixdown/Entire Session ->> Mixdown Options ...

-paul.

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