Update 'Exporting Regions'

content/exporting-sessions/exporting-a-region/index.en.md

@@ -10,18 +10,20 @@ chapter shows you how to do that.
 
 ## Exporting a Region
 
-To export a region, select it (so it becomes blue), and then right-click into
-the sub-menu _Export_, or use the top menu: `Region > Export`.
+To export a region, select it in _Grab_ mode and then right-click into the
+sub-menu _Export_, or use the top menu: `Region > Export`.
 
-![export region](en/Ardour4_Export_Region_1.png)
+![export region](en/ardour7-export-region-in-right-click-menu.png)
 
 This will open up the same export dialog box explained in the
-[Exporting a Session](../exporting-a-session) chapter. Choose your options and
-click _Export_. Only the selected region will be exported.
+[Exporting Sessions](../exporting-a-session) chapter. Choose your options and
+click **Export**. Only the selected region will be exported.
 
-Please note that when exporting a region, not all parameters and edits are
-exported. Trimmed, split, stretched and reversed regions can be exported, but
+{{% notice info %}}
+Not all parameters and edits are taken into consideraton when exporting a
+region. Trimmed, split, stretched and reversed regions can be exported, but
 edits such as panning and automation are _not_ exported.
+{{% /notice %}}
 
 Also, the volume of the audio track itself or the _Master_ bus will not affect
 the exported file. To export these edits, please see the chapters on exporting
@@ -35,30 +37,28 @@ process you will need to export all of them. If the number is large, exporting
 them manually can be tedious. Here's one way of exporting several regions at
 once.
 
-* In _Grab_ mode (**G** shortcut), select all the regions you want to export. They do not need to be on the same track.
+1. In _Grab_ mode (**G** shortcut), select all the regions you want to export. They do not need to be on the same track.
 
-![export region](en/Ardour4_Export_Region_Multiple_1.png)
+![export region](en/ardour7-export-multiple-regions-1.png)
 
-* Go to the `Region > Ranges` menu and choose _Add Range Marker Per Region_.
+2. Go to the `Region > Ranges` menu and choose _Add Range Marker Per Region_.
 
-![export region](en/Ardour4_Export_Region_Multiple_2.png)
+![export region](en/ardour7-export-multiple-regions-2.png)
 
-* Ardour has now just created range markers that fit exactly the beginning and ending of your selected regions (see the green rectangles in the range markers ruler):
+3. Ardour has now just created range markers that fit exactly the beginning and ending of your selected regions (see the green rectangles in the range markers ruler):
 
-![export region](en/Ardour4_Export_Region_Multiple_3.png)
+![export region](en/ardour7-export-multiple-regions-3.png)
 
-* Go to the `Session > Export` menu and choose _Export to Audio File(s)_
+4. Go to the `Session > Export` menu and choose _Export to Audio File(s)_
 (**Alt+E**).
 
-* In the export dialog box, click on the _Time span_ tab. You will see all the newly created ranges listed there. There is also a default range that stands for the entire session. 
+5. In the export dialog box, click on the _Time span_ tab. You will see all the newly created ranges listed there. There is also a default range that stands for the entire session. 
 
-* Under _Time Span_, click **Select All** and de-select the very first range (the "session" range). The reason is because we want to export the shorter ranges, not the whole session.
+6. Under _Time Span_, click **Select All** and de-select the very first range (the "session" range). The reason is because we want to export the shorter ranges, not the whole session.
 
-![export region](en/Ardour4_Export_Region_Multiple_4.png)
+![export region](en/ardour7-export-multiple-regions-4.png)
 
-* Go back to the main tab (_File format_).
-
-* Click **Export**.
+7. Go back to the main tab (_File format_) and click **Export**.
 
 Your regions have now been exported to single audio files.