Export and share your project
Exporting is the final step before recordings can be shared, reviewed, or archived.
Actionable suggestions
Use WAV for archive or future editing
WAV keeps the original recording quality and is recommended for editing, mixing, or long-term storage.
Example
Use WAV, 24-bit, 48 kHz for studio archive.
Use MP3 for quick sharing
MP3 is smaller and easier to send. It is appropriate for class review, rehearsal feedback, or parent-friendly listening links.
Example
Use MP3 320 kbps when quality still matters.
Export stems for mixing or collaboration
Stems are separate grouped exports such as drums, instruments, vocals, or playback tracks.
Example
Export separate vocal and instrument stems for remix or editing.
Save exports in the correct folder
Keep exported files organized so they are easier to find later.
Example
Folder: GMIS Studio / Exports / 2026 / Class name.
Use clear file names
Include the date, class, song title, or version in the file name.
Example
[YYYY-MM-DD]_[Class]_[Song Title]_[Band Name]