Best way to extract samples?

[Hi Phi]

Can someone please explain the best way to extract, name and organize wav samples that I've created in Live? For example; let's say I've made a bunch of one-shots that I've resampled or recorded from hardware into Live. When I drag the sample into the browser pane, it creates a "clip" (and I just want the wav file to use elsewhere). Is there an easy way to just name and save a the sample as a wav file on my computer? Thanks in advance.

[yur2die4]

In clip properties is a group of buttons. Edit, Save, Rev, Hi-Q, Fade, RAM. The Edit button opens samples in your editor of choice.

[Hi Phi]

Thanks. So in order to do what I'm trying to do, you suggest I use another editor besides Live? I would really like to do this just using Live if possible.

[yur2die4]

Oh, I misinterpreted your statement "(and I just want the wav file to use elsewhere)".

How is referencing the clip different from directly to the sample itself?? I think in the clip properties there is also a link to the original source file. Or you can open the file in browser.

Another option might be "Collect and save" ??

[Hi Phi]

Oh, I misinterpreted your statement "(and I just want the wav file to use elsewhere)".

How is referencing the clip different from directly to the sample itself?? I think in the clip properties there is also a link to the original source file. Or you can open the file in browser.

Another option might be "Collect and save" ??

I guess I was wondering if there was an easier/quicker/more organized way to dig through the samples I've created in Live other than searching through each project folder's clips? Thanks for your help.