Export the mix, a range, a track, or stems¶

Task: bounce your song to audio — the whole mix, just a loop, one track, or every track separately. All exports are offline and deterministic: they render from the arrangement, so you get the same file every time.

Everything here is in the File menu.

The whole mix¶

File → Export Audio (WAV)… renders the full song to a single WAV (with a short tail so reverbs ring out). This is the stereo master.

Check your levels first

The bounce reflects your mixer exactly — if the master meter clips during playback, it'll clip in the file. Balance the mix (and add a master limiter if needed) before exporting.

Just the loop region¶

File → Export Loop Region (WAV)… bounces only the current Loop selection. It's enabled when Loop is on — set a loop over the section you want and export it. Handy for rendering a single eight-bar idea.

One track (a stem)¶

Right-click a track header → Export track (WAV)… to bounce that one track on its own — its clips through its effect chain, in isolation.

Every track (stems)¶

File → Export Stems (WAV)… asks for a folder and writes one WAV per instrument track into it — the set of stems you'd hand to someone for mixing or remixing elsewhere.

If you want to hand over the editable project rather than audio, that's Export Project (.gloopy) — a single zip of the composition. It's a different thing from an audio bounce; see Save vs. Export.

Repeatable exports (for scripts and CI)

A named, saved render target — an export profile (mix / range / track / stems) you run by name — is available through the control API, not a desktop menu. Reach for it when you bounce the same thing repeatedly or from CI.