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Finish and export your project

Check readiness and export MIDI, a final mix, stems, or a portable Sympose project bundle.

Use one export workflow to check the project and choose the output that matches your next step.

Check export readiness

Sympose checks the current project revision before opening the destination picker. Resolve blockers such as:

  • Missing or invalid audio assets
  • Unavailable instrument content
  • Unresolved project conflicts
  • Audio-engine failure
  • A stale readiness result after the project changed

Run the check again after fixing a blocker. Sympose does not ask you to choose a destination for an export that is already known to be invalid.

Choose an output

  • MIDI — Exports committed note material for downstream editing. Audio tracks and device sound are not embedded in MIDI, and program-change events are omitted so destination DAW tracks keep their existing program.
  • Mix — Renders the project output to a WAV file through the same native engine used by Studio.
  • Stems — Renders separate WAV files for the included tracks into a chosen folder.
  • Project bundle — Packages the durable Sympose project state and required portable dependencies for archive or transfer.

Choose the destination yourself. Sympose does not expose its absolute path to the agent.

Export safely

Exports are staged before their final files are promoted. Canceling before completion does not present a partial result as successful. If the app cannot completely roll back an interrupted write, it reports the remaining files that may require cleanup.

Do not edit or delete required assets while an export is in progress. If the project changes after readiness was established, Sympose stops and asks you to recheck rather than exporting an unintended revision.

Hand off to a DAW

Use MIDI when you want to continue arranging or orchestrating elsewhere. Use stems when you want Sympose’s sound while mixing in another application. Use the final mix for listening or delivery, and the project bundle when you want to preserve the Sympose project itself.

Supported desktop drag-out can provide a faster handoff for individual material. The release UI indicates which selected objects can be dragged.

For file types and limits, see Formats and system requirements.

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