How to Finish a Song on Mixcraft
Mixcraft is multitrack audio and MIDI recording software that allows anyone to record an audio track, add sound effects or virtual instruments and edit tempo and sound. When saving tracks, the default type is the Mixcraft project file (MX4). As long as you do not change the file type, the track will remain editable in Mixcraft. However, this file type is only readable by Mixcraft and prevents you from sharing your files with friends and family. Once you consider the track perfected, Mixcraft offers the ability to mix down, or finish, the file as variety of universally readable file types.
Instructions
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Select the tracks you want to finish. If you want to finish all of your tracks, you do not have to select any. The computer will automatically assume you want to save and finish all.
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Click "file" from the menu at the top of the program. Alternatively, click the mix down icon on the tool bar, which looks like a white piece of paper with a lime green arrow pointing right.
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Select "save as" from the drop down menu. The "save your mix" window will open.
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Click on the arrow next to "save as type." A drop down menu will appear.
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Select a file type from the drop down menu. Mixcraft allows you to choose from MP3, MIDI, WAV, OGG, WMA, AVI or WMV.
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Unselect "create a new file for each CD marker" if you want the track to be saved as a single file. If you did not use CD markers, leaving this option selected will not affect the track.
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Select "use marker titles" if you want to use the CD marker titles for the name of the separate files when using the "create a new file for each CD marker" function.
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Unselect the "use file/tag Information" if you do not want to tag the files with the project author's information and the CD track names.
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Click the "tag Info" button to see the tag information of the tracks begins saved. You will be able to edit the information in a new window.
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Check the box next to "use selection" if you only want to save the tracks you selected before saving. This will allow you to finish part of your tracks and work on the other tracks in MX4 format until you are ready to finish them.
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Save the track according to your desired format.
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