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Export audio

When the project sounds right, click Export in the top toolbar.

Export dialog with format and quality options

Choose format and quality

Section titled “Choose format and quality”

The export dialog offers audio format and quality options. Select the format your destination requires:

  • WAV is uncompressed and the highest quality, which suits mastering or further editing.
  • MP3 is compressed and smaller, which suits the web and general sharing.
  • OGG is compressed too, and works well in web players and games.

Choose a quality setting that balances file size and fidelity. For final delivery, use a higher bitrate; for drafts, a lower bitrate is fine.

Set the export range

Section titled “Set the export range”

If the dialog allows, choose whether to export the entire project or only a selected section. Exporting the full project is the default.

Download

Section titled “Download”

Click Export. The file renders and downloads through your browser, so it lands in your usual downloads folder.

Keep required sample credits

Section titled “Keep required sample credits”

Stem, sprite, and loop-metadata ZIP exports include a CREDITS.txt file and structured attribution data. Keep those credits with the package.

If you distribute a standalone WAV, MP3, or OGG that uses bundled CC BY instrument samples, add the required credit to an appropriate place such as release notes, liner notes, a game credits screen, or a video description. See Audio licensing and attribution for the copyable credit and the distinction between required attribution and optional recognition.

If the export sounds off

Section titled “If the export sounds off”