M-Audio Classroom Studio [8/8] Burning your audio file

3. Set the options for CD export: The first two options on the Render to Disk panel (Normalize and

Render as Loop) may be left off. For PC users, select WAV as the File Type. Mac users should

select AIFF. Select 44100 for the Sample Rate and 16 for the bit depth. These 2 settings are

essential for proper CD burning. All other options can be left off.

4. Export the audio: Once all settings are set, press OK and you will be presented with a dialog box

asking for the name of the file to create and a location to save it. Remember where you save your

file, so you can find it when you go to burn a CD. Once your file is named, press Save or OK and

Live Lite will render your new file.

Burning Your Audio File

Now that you have a final version of your audio file created, you may either listen to it using you favorite media

player application or burn it using your preferred burning software. Exact directions for burning a CD will be

included in your burning software.

Shutting Down Your System

Once you’re finished using the Classroom Studio, you’ll want to disconnect and power down your system in a

fashion that will protect your equipment. The first thing to turn off is your speakers. You should also unplug your

headphones if they are still connected. Once your outputs are disconnected, turn off the phantom power on the

MobilePre USB. Once the phantom power is off, you may disconnect the microphones. Once the microphones are

disconnected, you may shut down your computer normally.