How To Export & Send Your Session


1. Ableton Live
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Freeze and Flatten: Freeze tracks with heavy CPU usage and flatten to reduce processing power (optional).
Select All Tracks: Highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to File > Export Audio/Video.
Settings:
Rendered Track: Select All Individual Tracks.
Sample Rate: Set to 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz.
Bit Depth: Set to 24-bit.
Dithering: Off.
Export: Click Export and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the Ableton project file.












2. FL Studio
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Select All Tracks: Go to the Mixer and highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to File > Export > Wave File.
Settings:
Mode: Select Split Mixer Tracks.
Sample Rate: Set to 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz.
Bit Depth: Set to 24-bit.
Export: Click Start and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the FL Studio project file.
3. Pro Tools
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Consolidate Tracks: Select each track from start to finish and consolidate (Edit > Consolidate Clip).
Select All Tracks: Highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to File > Export > Audio Files.
Settings:
File Type: WAV
Format: Interleaved
Bit Depth: 24-bit
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
Export: Click Export and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the Pro Tools session file.
4. Logic Pro X
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Select All Tracks: Highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to File > Export > All Tracks as Audio Files.
Settings:
Format: WAV
Bit Depth: 24-bit
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
Normalize: Off
Export: Click Export and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the Logic Pro X project file.
5. Cubase
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Select All Tracks: Highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to File > Export > Audio Mixdown.
Settings:
Channel Batch Export: Select All Channels
File Format: WAV
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
Bit Depth: 24-bit
Export: Click Export and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the Cubase project file.
6. Studio One
Organize Your Tracks: Ensure each track is named clearly.
Select All Tracks: Highlight all the tracks you want to export.
Export: Go to Song > Export Stems.
Settings:
Source: Tracks
Format: WAV
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz
Bit Depth: 24-bit
Preserve Mono Tracks: Checked
Export: Click OK and choose a destination folder.
Include Project File: Optionally, save and include the Studio One project file.
General Tips
Remove Effects: Turn off any effects on individual tracks unless they are integral to the sound.
Include Reference Track: Include a rough mix or reference track for the mix engineer to understand your vision.
Zip Files: Compress all files into a ZIP folder for easier transfer.