I’m talking about files without header information (sampling rate, bit depth, endian, or number of channels).
Yes it can. You just have to specify this before exporting. As far as i know this is only available in the Pro version.
Hi Nickeldome, thanks, but do you happen to know where this option can be found? I can’t seem to find it.
What’s a “raw” audio file? You could render to WAV or AIFF, and use an external utility to extract the binary to a seperate file, but it would not be an “audio” file, just a binary file; and no, Cubase exports to the common audio formats such as those mentioned, but not directly to binary files.
Hi MrSoundman,
This is the format I’m talking about: Raw audio format - Wikipedia
Do you have any idea what kind of software could be used to extract the binary?
Thanks.
I’m going to assume you want to do this to obtain a sample that can be played by a microcontroller … you can do this with e.g. Audacity, but also with many of the open source libraries (if you’re a programmer).
That is indeed the case
Thanks.
Thatˋs because it is not there.