Sometimes you would like to extract the soundtrack out of a finished video film to be able to edit it in a wave-editor.
There are a lot of ways you can do this, but the easiest method is within Studio itself.

It goes like this:

When your film is finished (clips, sound effects, music, etc.).

Steps to be followed with :

• Studio 9
• Studio 10 or Studio 11
• Studio 12 or Studio 14 or Studio 15

With Studio 9

Click on ‘Make Movie’; Select "AVI"; Then click "Settings".
In the panel settings: Take away the tick mark at ‘Include Video’ and click on the green button ‘Create avi-file’ on the screenshot above.
In the dialog–screen that follows, change the extension in the file-name from .avi to .wav.

With Studio 10 and 11

Click on ‘Make Movie’; From the drop "File type", select "AVI"; from the drop "Preset" select" "Custom" and then click "Settings"
In the panel settings : Take away the tic at ‘Include Video’ and click on the green button ‘Create file’ in the screenshot above.
In the dialog–screen that follows, agree to the extension proposed by Studio.

With Studio 12, 14 and 15

The improvement made in Studio 12, 14 and 15 is that you can directly select "Audio" in the dropdown "Preset" when creating the film. You only have to choose between one of the 4 presets or select the item "Custom" if you are even more demanding.

When you have edited this wave-file in the wave-editor, you can place it back on the time-line via Studio-Album. Lock the video-track, remove the synchroneous audio-track and replace it with the edited wave-file.

Text adapted to the releases of Studio 10 to 15.
{This tip & trick has been donated by Mr. Jos Roijakkers JR-VIDEO}