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8. Select mono or stereo with the “Channels” radio buttons.

You have three choices here:

• You can make a mono ﬁle, in which case the left and right channels are

mixed (as when using the mono switch in the Master window).

• You can select the Stereo Split option, in which case two mono ﬁles (one for

each stereo side) will be created. If you have activated the “Import to Audio

Track” options in step 6 above, the two ﬁles are grouped and placed on an

“Any” channel audio Track, using channel 1 and 2.

• Finally, you can select Stereo Interleaved, in which case a true stereo ﬁle is

created.

9. Select a ﬁle type.

You can choose between AIFF and WAVE. Which type to choose depends on

which other programs you plan to use the ﬁle in. Please note that WAVE ﬁles

(audio ﬁles with the extension “.WAV”, used for PC) cannot be imported into

Cubase VST for Macintosh.

10.Select Resolution.

The choices are 8, 16 and 24 bit. 8 bit audio ﬁles are of limited ﬁdelity, but

can be useful for multimedia applications, or situations when you want to

keep the ﬁle size down. 24 bit ﬁles can be imported into some high-end au-

dio editors, such as Steinberg WaveLab. If you plan to use the ﬁle in VST, you

have to select the 16 bit option.

11.Select a sample rate.

You can choose between 22.05, 44.1 and 48 kHz.

● It is possible to import and/or audition the ﬁle no matter which sample rate is

selected. Please note however, that if the selected sample rate is another than

the one used by Cubase VST, the pitch and length of the audio will be incor-

rect when you audition it or play it back.

For example, if you have selected 48kHz and VST plays back at 44.1 kHz, the

re-imported audio ﬁle will play back too slow, and with a lower pitch.

12.Select a folder and a name for the audio ﬁle to be created.

If you have selected the “Stereo Split” option in step 8 above, the two ﬁles

will have the same name, but with the letter “L” appended for the left channel

ﬁle and “R” for the right channel ﬁle.

13.Press the Create File button.

The audio ﬁle is created. If you have activated the “Audition” option, the re-

sulting audio will be cued (played back rapidly) during the process.

If you have activated the “Import to” options, the ﬁle will be imported into the

Pool and, if you like, onto an audio Track. You can play it back to check the

results immediately. Just remember to mute the original Tracks, and turn off

any eq and/or effects for the audio channel(s) used by the imported Track, so

that you really hear the true result (see below).

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