Note that MuLab exports in the same samplerate as your audio setup. The "Create new part" option will create an audio part playing the rendered audio file. Note that to include any effect tail in the mix, you must add an extra (empty) part at the end.Īlso note that external MIDI gear cannot be included in the mix, unless you have recorded their audio output! If no parts are selected, then if you have set a Composition loop, only the loop region is rendered. Renders all audio in the current composition into an audio file. Also see the "Preview Monitor" info on this doc page.Also see the doc page about Audio Streams and Samples.The new part is put on the focused track, unless the target module for that track has no audio input, in which case the new part is put on a new track. Note Audio Streams can only work with AIFF and WAVE files so if you're importing an MP3 file the Audio Stream option won't be there. For all details on sliced sample parts, click here.
Sliced Multi-Sample: The audio file is sliced per transients and a corresponding multi-sample is created, and a new MultiSampla track and rack are added.Pitched Sample: The audio file is loaded as a sample and a new MuSampla track and rack are added.Audio Sequence: The audio file is loaded as a sample and the part plays a sequence of sliced sample events.The big advantage of this type is that audio files can be very long for they're not fully loaded in RAM. Audio Stream: The part is played straight from disk as is.You get several options for how the audio file is imported: Imports an audio file into the current composition. "Preferences") or they show an info popup (on mouse hold) that describes the function, sometimes with a link to these docs.īelow are main menu items that need extra info: Most main menu items are either self-eplanatory (eg.
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