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Exporting Stereo or Multichannel Interleaved Files
You can use the Export Clips as Files command to export audio clips to stereo or multichannel interleaved files for use in other applications. (Pro Tools cannot use interleaved files directly in the Timeline—these must be converted into multiple mono files.) For example, for this to work with a stereo file, the selected clips must have identical names with “.L” and “.R” suffixes (for instance, vocals_01.L and vocals_01.R). These clips appear as a stereo clip in the Clip List.
Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit also let you bounce multichannel interleaved files of any supported file type.
To export clips as a stereo or multichannel interleaved file:
1 Select the stereo or multichannel audio clip in the Clip List or in the track playlist. If the clips appear on mono tracks in the session, select the two mono clips.
2 From the Clip List menu, choose Export Clips as Files.
3 In the Export Selected dialog, select Stereo Interleaved in the Format pop-up menu. For multichannel clips, the Stereo Interleaved option produces a multichannel interleaved file.
4 Configure any other output settings, then click Export to export the new stereo interleaved file.