Sequential video exports from multiple audio files

Sonoray Pro lets you prepare another video while an MP4 is exporting. Use Download for both the first output and the next one; later outputs wait for their turn.

Start with two clearly different outputs

For an initial exercise, choose two recordings you can distinguish by ear: A might be music and B narration. Use short passages. Set A to 16:9 and B to 1:1 so you can also distinguish the saved videos by shape.

1. Prepare A and press Download

In the Editor, load A and set its background, visualizer, CLIP RANGE, OUTPUT and resolution. Play it to confirm the contents, then press Download. The first export begins.

2. Prepare B while A exports

Load B while checking A's progress. Set B's artwork, visualizer and start/end range, then press Download again. It is scheduled after the current export. There is no separate Add to queue button to find.

Edits made after starting A prepare the next output. They do not revise the export already running. If A needs a correction, inspect its completed output and prepare another export as needed.

3. Check Up next and completion

Outputs process sequentially and download to the browser's normal destination. If the browser asks to allow additional downloads, check that the request matches the exports you started.

Keep the tab open and the device awake. The queue is not unattended processing on Sonoray's server.

4. Play both saved files

Check more than the file count. A should contain A's sound in 16:9, and B should contain B's sound in 1:1. Check backgrounds and start/end points before expanding to longer recordings or more outputs.

After an interruption, separate completed videos from unfinished ones. Prepare only the missing outputs rather than automatically repeating everything.

Sequential output requires Pro; see plan availability. It does not join several songs into one video or guarantee faster rendering.