I haven't come across someone attempting this before, so I am not aware of an export setting made for this, but I'll ask some colleagues and get back to you.
In the meantime, I think I've come up with a pretty good method.
It involves totally destroying most of your hard work and then undoing it, which can be a little scary, so it's not for the faint of heart.
So, open the Song Form Dialogue (in the Tools section). Let's imagine you just want to export bars 9 to 12. In the first unused section (A if you aren't using sections), under Bar #, you'd put 9, and under # of Bars you'd put 4. That would make section A consist of bars 9 to 12. Then in the form section at the bottom of that window, just input A, and click Ok- Generate form. Now your song is just those bars in section A and everything else has been deleted. AAAAH! It's ok, we can undo that after we export.
Export your song as a WAV file, and once it's done, hit undo (ctl-z on PC, command-z on Mac). That will undo the change to the song form and revert it back to its original form, bringing back all that stuff you lost. Repeat as necessary.
I hope that works for you, and I'll get back to you when I find out more.
I consulted with some colleagues, and it turns out there is a WAY simpler method of doing this.
If you have a range of bars selected (shift+click to select multiple) when you are exporting, it will only export those selected bars. You'll know they're selected if they're highlighted in black.
So it was pretty fun getting creative to solve that issue in a weird way, but it was also totally unnecessary. Oh well, it's not about the destination, it't about the lessons we learn along the way, right?
Thanks, Trev. I misread David's post. I interpreted "multiple" and "range of bars" as two different things not the same. For example: select bars 5 to 8 and then, while keeping these selected, select bars 17 to 22.
Ahhh, I see. Yes, I hadn't thought of that, but re-reading, it was certainly possible to interpret it that way. (I was also a little surprised that you couldn't do it . Silly me <ha ha> )
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can I specify which exact bars of audio I want biab to export?
{ as wave file}
2. If not, any known workarounds?
thanks
For your second question To me the safest workaround would be exporting the whole thing as an audio file, then trimming that as needed .. but as others mentioned, in recent versions you should be able to accomplish this.
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