Which term describes final audio products to be shared and moved between studios with proper formatting and metadata?

• A. Cue Sheet
• B. DCP
• C. BWAV/BWF
• D. Deliverables

Answer: (D)

Deliverables describe the final audio assets packaged for handoff between studios, prepared with consistent file formats, naming, and embedded metadata so everything can be moved, imported, and understood across different systems. This includes the final mix and any required stems, plus the necessary technical specs (like sample rate, bit depth, and loudness) and metadata (project name, version, cue IDs, composer, rights information, and notes). The other terms refer to specific components or formats: a Cue Sheet tracks music usage for royalties, a DCP is a Digital Cinema Package for theatrical distribution, and BWAV/BWF is a WAV format with embedded metadata. Deliverables uniquely capture the complete, ready-to-transfer package of final audio products.