User Manual

Standalone Version Operation
OZONE 7 | STANDALONE VERSION OPERATION
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Filename (Available on Current Track Only)
Type the desired name into this field; the exported file will be labeled with the name you have typed.
Append Text (Available on All Tracks Only)
Type in the desired text into the field; it will be automatically added to each of the exported tracks. You
can also select whether to add the text before or after the file name.
This function is useful for “tagging” the titles of a group of audio files with a common label; for
example, you could append a group of files with a label such as “January 18th 2014 session.”
Add Track Numbers (Available on All Tracks Only)
You can add track numbers to your exports in the “All Tracks” section of the Export dialog. Select the
“Add Track Numbers” checkbox and your exported files will be numbered in the order they appear in
your Ozone project.
Format
Select the format of the exported file(s): WAV, AIFF, MP3, or AAC. For AAC Ozone uses Fraunhofer’s
codec. For MP3 the LAME codec is used (www.mp3dev.org).
Bit Rate (Available on MP3 and AAC Only)
Set the bit rate for compressed file formats. Audio quality improves with increasing bit rate.
Save Path
Click on the Set Path button to select, through the resulting dialog box, where your exported audio
file(s) will be saved.
• If the project is unsaved, the default save path is your Documents folder.
• If the project has already been saved, the default save path is an Exported Audio Files folder in
the same location as the project.
Sample Rate
Select the sample rate with which you wish to export your audio file. If you select a sample rate that
diers from the original sample rate of the imported file, Ozone will apply high-quality sample rate
conversion to the file.
• The project sample rate defaults to the sample rate of the first file that is loaded.
• If a file is loaded after with a dierent or higher sample rate, it is converted to the original
sampling rate set for the project by the first file, or manually set before the second file is loaded.
• The conversion process will not convert previously converted/processed files (which are copied
as working files upon load); Ozone will simply go back to the original files, create new copies,
and then convert all files to the new sample rate for their new working copies.
Please note, if MP3 or AAC format is selected, files will be exported with a 44.1kHz sampling rate.