Sessions & Tracks : Importing and Exporting Session Data : Exporting Audio : Exporting a Clip as a New Audio File

Exporting a Clip as a New Audio File
You can export clips as audio files with the Export Clips as Files command. Use this command if you intend to use a clip in other sessions (or other audio applications) without using its parent source file.
This command also provides a way to convert clips to a different audio format, sample rate, or bit depth.
To export clips as new audio files:
1 In the Clip List, select the clips you want to export.
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Warped clips (Elastic Audio) will be exported unwarped at their original duration.
2 From the Clip List menu, choose Export Clips as Files.
 
3 In the Export Selected dialog, set the File Type, Format, Bit Depth, and Sample Rate. In addition, specify the Conversion Quality, and choose the Destination Directory.
When you export clips to a lower bit depth, Dither (with or without Noise Shaping) is applied as shown in the following table.
 
Noise Shaping
The Dither used for any conversion is the Avid Dither plug-in (with or without Noise Shaping enabled.
4 If you are exporting to an 8-bit file, enable the Use Squeezer option. This optimizes the dynamics of the exported audio by preprocessing it using compression, limiting, and gating before conversion to 8-bit resolution (for more information, see Use Squeezer).
5 To share with SoundCloud, select the Share with SoundCloud option (see Share with SoundCloud).
6 Select an option for how Pro Tools should resolve duplicate file names.
Prompting for Each Duplicate
Prompts you for a file name for any file that has the same name as a file in your destination directory.
Auto Renaming
Automatically changes the name of any duplicate file by adding a number at the end of the file name (such as file_01).
Replacing with New Files
Replaces files with the same name with the new files.
7 Click Export to export the new audio files.