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Convert Your Digital Performer Tracks into MP3s
Author: Ben Newhouse
Lesson description
Benjamin Newhouse, Assistant professor at Berklee College of Music, explains how to export audio files in MOTU's Digital Performer software and expose your music to the world in today's most accessible format, the mp3.
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