- [Instructor] I'm going to show you how
to export just the audio from a project.
Maybe I want to use the audio track in a podcast,
possibly in another project, or I want
to do some high end polishing
in my third-party audio editor.
This is the one I use the most.
Now, be aware that when I export audio
Camtasia will mix all active audio tracks
into a single file, in this case, that's not a problem
because I just have my vocal track.
But, let's say, I had a music track on top of that
and I want to do some detail work on just my voiceover.
What I would want to do is isolate my vocal track
by temporarily disabling any other tracks.
Okay, with that taken care of,
I'm just going to go ahead and delete this.
To export just my audio, I'm going to go up here
to Export, not the green Export in the corner.
We're going to stick with this one, it's a little different.
And I'm going to choose Export Audio Only.
I'm going to go ahead and browse to my working folder.
And I'll name the file something that makes sense to me.
From the dropdown, I have three export options.
If I'm exporting to an audio editor, I want a lossless file.
So I always go with WAV, but if I'm exporting
for the web or to send to a client,
or a coworker I may choose MP3 or M4A.
These are both compressed formats
that will create a much smaller file size.
In this case, I'm going to use the WAV file
because I'm going to be editing in my third-party editor.
Click Save, Camtasia will render
out just the audio from my project.
And this is going to be a whole lot quicker
than a regular project because it's just the audio.
Now, let's go ahead and open up
that folder, where I sent it to and here's my vocal track.
Now, just for comparison here, here's the exact same track
but in MP3 format, 1.76 megabytes,
you can see it's a lot easier.
And that's how you export just
the audio from your Camtasia project.