I was wondering if anyone could tell me what type of file Ableton saves as. Also, how would you convert that file into a .wav file? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Originally posted by SVGmethod PM clovis for all your ableton questions. lol. hes the TA ableton master

lol... i doubt that.

ableton save's project files as als. however, they are just data arrangement quant's. once you have your audio ready to mix down to wave, you would click file -> render to

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You could do that...but its almost like cheating since you can go back and re-arrange stuff in the .als

I just mix live and record using a separate program.

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Originally posted by Clovis86 You could do that...but its almost like cheating since you can go back and re-arrange stuff in the .als I just mix live and record using a separate program.

the westcoast TA ableton master has spoken.

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Originally posted by SVGmethod the westcoast TA ableton master has spoken.

lol shut up Curly

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Record a set in ableton...

Open Ableton, set up all your audio tracks, settings, filters, etc, then press the Global Record Button at the top of the window before playing your first track...

Start your first track and do your mix. When you are done, be sure to save your set as precaution.

Then just do a File --> Render to Disk. Be sure to put in the Length of your set to make sure it renders the whole thing, set it to Wav, 16 bit, etc etc and whala...let it go and it'll do it's thing.

Probably the more difficult way of doing it, but it works :P

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Originally posted by DaveT Record a set in ableton... Open Ableton, set up all your audio tracks, settings, filters, etc, then press the Global Record Button at the top of the window before playing your first track... Start your first track and do your mix. When you are done, be sure to save your set as precaution. Then just do a File --> Render to Disk. Be sure to put in the Length of your set to make sure it renders the whole thing, set it to Wav, 16 bit, etc etc and whala...let it go and it'll do it's thing. Probably the more difficult way of doing it, but it works :P

uh oh...or did i make a mistake...maybe DaveT is the westcoasdt TA ableton master...

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Originally posted by Clovis86 You could do that...but its almost like cheating since you can go back and re-arrange stuff in the .als I just mix live and record using a separate program.

but it takes me 20min to do a 2hr mix, it takes you 2hrs

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Originally posted by allcentury18 but it takes me 20min to do a 2hr mix, it takes you 2hrs

and we thought time machines didnt exist?

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Thank you for all of the help guys...my buddy recorded this set we laid down in ableton, but he didn't know how to render the file...sounds easy enough. I really appreciate the help...thanks for not flaming.

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