Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then....

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2012/06/28 20:23:18 (permalink)

Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then....

Me again.
I am trying to export 30 audio tracks (raw - no panning, FX, automation - nothing) to a CD to send to a studio in NYC. I have done Ctrl-A>File> Export>Audio>
I select "Tracks" as a source (it shows me all of the tracks highlighted)
No dithering, 24 bit / 44.1
No Mix Enabled features except 64 bit and Fast Bounce
I am sending them to my E: drive and title it appropriately
When I click "Export" I get a Sonar pop-up confirming the tracks by name and stating that the program will "create the following tracks". It asks "Proceed" and I click "yes"
I then get a message stating "Internal error. Procedure was not successful" Once in while (less and less frequently) I get "Rendering incomplete. Save partially rendered audio?"
Is it that I'm trying to save the tracks to a CD? I can't figure out where I'm going wrong. The whole project (all 30 tracks) shows in my menu as about 1,300 KB. I've re-booted and re-tried this about 20 times - always with the same result.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks, as always.
 
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    bmb
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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/28 20:37:06 (permalink)
    When I send files to my mixer I export from SONAR to a folder on my computer, then I zip the files into one large file and send that file via YouSendIt. Very quick and easy.

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    Rick O Shay
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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/28 21:09:31 (permalink)
    Don't export directly from Sonar to the CD drive - ever.

    Export to hard drive or USB stick is OK.  From there you can copy files to a CD, or better yet (as bmb said), upload them to a web-based storage location (I use Dropbox) and email the link to the client.
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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/28 21:17:38 (permalink)
    nickl23


    Is it that I'm trying to save the tracks to a CD? 

    Good chance. Worst case scenario, all your tracks are still sitting individually in the audio folder as raw as raw can be.
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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/28 23:27:56 (permalink)
    Source Category should be Entire Mix
    Bit Depth should be 16 bit if you plan to burn a CD. 
    File of Type should be WAVE

    That will create a CD compatible WAV file. Then go to Utilities-Burn to CD to burn the WAV file to a CD. You cannot export to a CD directly from Sonar.  


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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/29 00:03:53 (permalink)
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    Source Category should be Entire Mix
    Bit Depth should be 16 bit if you plan to burn a CD. 
    File of Type should be WAVE

    That will create a CD compatible WAV file. Then go to Utilities-Burn to CD to burn the WAV file to a CD. You cannot export to a CD directly from Sonar.  

    Dave, not to be rude but maybe you should read things just a little more carefully before responding. Seriously, no offense intended but you're kinda all over the map tonight. Read the thread.
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    Re:Get all the way through the "Export Audio" process then.... 2012/06/29 10:08:26 (permalink)
    Thanks everyone - it did occur to me that trying to export files to a CD from SONAR in the past has never worked. I'm actually going to try exporting them to a desktop file and then downloading that to to CD because the guy that I'm sending them to is working in a couple of different locations it would probably be more convenient for him to have a hardcopy to take with him. I'll send a link as a backup though.
    Once again, thank you all so much for your help. I'll be the first to admit that I have some gaps in my knowledge. You guys never fail to point me in the right direction. I'm very appreciative.
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