How to save my warped tracks to burn to CD?

[buckman]

When warping tracks in LIVE 8, I take a 130bpm track and re-warp it at 146bpm so its a new tempo and speed.

I press the little SAVE button next to the warped waveform at the bottom which I believe saves the 'warping' just for Ableton live launching..

Is there a simple way to save the 'audio' of this new warp easily so that the song is at the new tempo 'outside' of Live? so I can burn to CD at the new 146bpm?

is the only way, to select the song with the loop brace, and export it? - seems a bit long winded?
I was told not to use consolidate as its not great quality for full songs.

I thought there maybe a simple SAVE function that could save your 'warped audio' to a new location at a different tempo outside of Live?

[buckman]

bump?

[Ubik]

I thought there maybe a simple SAVE function that could save your 'warped audio' to a new location at a different tempo outside of Live?

There isn't. You'll have to drop the warped file in arrangement view and export it

[buckman]

Ok thanks

Is there a way to choose a destination, when using Consolidate?

I could then warp, consolidate to a new "warped" folder?

[Ubik]

What do you mean by consolidate ? If you want to save your file with the modified warp markers, drop the audio clip in arrangement view and go to file > export audio/video (you'll be able to choose your export folder)

[southsounder]

Just freeze the track with the warped clip then grab the generated file out of the Samples folder.