AudioSuite Processing

For more information, see the following topics:

AudioSuite Menu

AudioSuite Window

AudioSuite Window Header

AudioSuite Window Footer

Using AudioSuite Plug-Ins

Conditions for AudioSuite Rendering with Handles, Fades, Clip Gain, and Metadata

The following explains the use of AudioSuite plug-ins in Pro Tools. AudioSuite plug-ins are used to render processing and modify audio files on disk. AudioSuite processing applies non-real-time, or rendered, audio processing to selected audio clips in your Pro Tools session. Depending on how you configure an AudioSuite plug-in, it will either alter the original source audio file or create an entirely new audio source file.

For information on individual AudioSuite plug-ins included with Pro Tools, see the Audio Plug-Ins Guide.

AAX, TDM, and RTAS plug-ins process audio playing back on or through a track (the AAX plug-in format also supports non-real-time AudioSuite processing in addition to real-time, track-based plug-in processing). These plug-ins are nondestructive and real time. For information on using real-time plug-ins (as well as hardware inserts) on tracks, see Plug-In and Hardware Inserts.