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Pro Tools 101_ An Introduction to Pro Tools 11 ( PDFDrive )

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Tip: Files in a supported format (WAV or AIFF) that match the session

sample rate are directly compatible with the session.

Tip: Files that are not directly compatible must be converted to match

the session parameters during import.

To import audio, follow these steps:

1. Choose FILE > IMPORT > AUDIO. The Import Audio dialog box will

appear.

2. Select an audio file in the navigation window to display its properties

and any clips it contains.

3. Place a file or clip in the clip import window by clicking any of the

following buttons:

• Add/Add All. Use these buttons to import compatible files or clips

without copying them to the Audio Files folder. Clips that do not match

the sample rate of the current session can also be added using these

buttons, but they will not play back at the correct speed and pitch.

Note: The Add and Add All buttons reference the original audio file(s)

and do not copy them into your session’s Audio Files folder. If the

original files are moved or become unavailable, or if the session is

transferred to a different system, the session may no longer be able

to play the referenced files.

• Copy/Copy All. Use these buttons to import compatible files or clips

and force-copy them to the session’s Audio Files folder. The

Copy/Copy All buttons change to Convert/Convert All buttons when the

selected audio file or clip is not directly compatible with the current

session.

• Convert/Convert All. Use these buttons to convert files or clips that

are not directly compatible with your session and copy them to the

session’s Audio Files folder. All converted files will automatically be

copied into new files that match the session parameters, with the correct

speed, length, and pitch.

4. Click DONE to begin importing the audio to your session.

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