Export a SonicForge composition to a WAV audio file. Explains the workflow and MP3 conversion.
SonicForge exports audio by playing the composition from the beginning while capturing raw PCM audio from the master bus. When playback reaches the end, the captured samples are encoded as a 16-bit stereo WAV file and downloaded to the browser.
The output is lossless WAV — no compressed intermediate format, no external dependencies. Plays everywhere.
<title>.wav when playback endsFFmpeg is already a project dependency:
ffmpeg -i track.wav -acodec libmp3lame -b:a 320k track.mp3
Tone.Offline() rendering would make this faster-than-real-time.