LiveTrax: Export Your Recordings

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So you've recorded your live show, rehearsal, or performance with LiveTrax! In this tutorial, Nathan demonstrates how to export your stems ready for advanced editing, mixing, and mastering.

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Introducing LiveTrax from Harrison Audio - Capture Multitrack Live Performances with Confidence.

Developed in consultation with live sound engineers for critical recording applications in live sound, LiveTrax is an efficient multitrack recording and virtual soundcheck software that seamlessly integrates with Allen & Heath live consoles.

Designed for capturing live performances ranging from small intimate events to large-scale productions. LiveTrax focuses on the essential tools required for recording live performances efficiently without complication. With seamless integration with Allen & Heath consoles, eliminate the unnecessary features of a DAW in a live environment and capture any live show with confidence.

LiveTrax features only the most convenient and essential tools to ensure you capture your live performance without fail. Including:

- User-friendly interface, designed for hassle free configuration.
- Seamless integration with Allen & Heath live consoles.
- Automatically synchronize track names with Allen & Heath consoles.
- 'Unlimited’ audio tracks.
- Input meters show your audio interface input levels, before and after track creation.
- Displayed CPU usage, Disk I/O usage, and Remaining Record Time.
- Timecode sync & transport control via LTC/SMPTE, MTC, MMC.
- Toggle between “Multi Out” for virtual soundcheck, and “Stereo Out” for reviewing and sharing a show. 
- Resizable ‘big clock’ & transport provides confidence that LiveTrax is rolling and recording from any vantage point.
- Dedicated Meterbridge provides a full screen window for extra-large meters and record-arm status.
- “System Lock” prevents accidental keypresses while recording.
- Import LiveTrax sessions directly into Harrison Mixbus for further editing, mixing, and mastering.

LiveTrax is available to purchase now for ONLY $14.99 from the Harrison store:

[gusmckenzie]

In this example the Export is extremely quick, in my case exporting 24 or so channels at 96k is taking upwards of 20/30mins. Any idea how to cut this down? thanks!

[alanbranch]

I do this & get an empty stereo file, I just want raw mono Bwav, not sure what's wrong as settings are the same

[triphonikstudio]

If I am slaving Livetrax LTC timecode, is LiveTrax timestamping the exported audio files that video editing software can sync video to?

[SierraHighCountry]

I’m had a terrible time exporting wav stems …

[RKBibleStudy]

I love the idea of a bare bone recorder, something like just a tape machine, but on a computer. I’m guessing you understand what I’m trying to convey here.