Yamaha aw 1600 - how to send wav files to your computer

The aw 1600 is handy, yet can be difficult to navigate. Learn how to get your recorded wav files from the aw to your computer so that you can mix and master with your DAW instead!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Yamaha
• Audio
• Workstation
• Wav
• Export
• Aw1600
• Files
• USB
• Recording
• Music
• Studio

[ROFSofficial]

THANK YOU SO, SO MUCH!

[krivindontanai]

@ROFSofficial - ur welcome. Before I bought this, I was using some tascam thing that does the same thing. For only 4 tracks, each one being about 20-30 minutes, it took 2 hours to export! The yamaha takes some time, but it's a lot quicker than other things.

[romariodelsol]

thanks , me too have the AW 1600 . Can I know your experience about the device ? More tutorials ? excelent .. Ciao

[krivindontanai]

@romariodelsol - Sorry for the late response. I'm an amateur with the device. I've recorded a couple musicians for their auditions, including clarinet, tuba, piano. I recorded a brass band once with a drum set. It does 24-bit audio, which is nice, and I felt like a came out with some good raw audio to work with. On mine, I wouldn't be able to mix anything well because there's a high noise floor on the stereo out for some reason. I only bought it to record bands/musicians outside my studio.

[ROFSofficial]

The export takes 20 times longer when you have 12 tracks.

[bareilev]

So professional! and Attractive! and Informative!