Importing and Exporting Session Data

For more information, see the following topics:

Importing and Exporting Data to and from a Session

Audio Conversion on Import

Importing Files with Drag and Drop

Importing Audio Files and Clips Using the Import Audio Command

Importing Audio from Audio CDs

Importing ACID and REX Files

Importing Multichannel Audio Files from a Field Recorder

Import Options and Preferences

Exporting Audio

Importing MIDI Files

Exporting MIDI Files

Exporting Sibelius Files

Importing Session Data

Import Session Data Dialog

Importing AAF and OMF Sequences

Import Options when Importing AAF or OMF Sequences

Media Composer Export Options for Audio and Video Mixdowns

Audio File Format Compatibility Issues

Exporting Pro Tools Tracks as AAF or OMF Sequences

Exporting Pro Tools Tracks as MXF Audio Files

Export Options when Exporting to AAF or OMF Sequences

Export Selected Tracks as New Session

Exporting Session Information as Text

Export Session Information as Text Options

Importing and Exporting Clip Group Files

Send via DigiDelivery

Pro Tools lets you import and export a variety of data into and out of a session, including audio and MIDI files, clip groups, video files, track playlists, I/O configurations, and signal routing configurations.

You can import individual audio and MIDI files into a session, or import entire audio or MIDI tracks, along with all of their attributes, from another session. Additionally, with Pro Tools HD, you have the option of importing any combination of track attributes from another session, such as a track’s audio or MIDI playlists, signal routing, plug-ins, or automation (see Importing Session Data).

When you are working with video, you can import and export video files from a session (see Working with Video in Pro Tools).