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

Note: The Import After Bounce option is available only if the target
sample rate for the bounce file matches the sample rate of your
session and the target file type is WAV or AIFF.
11. To automatically add your bounced file to your iTunes library, select the
ADD TO ITUNES LIBRARY option. (See “Adding a Bounce File to Your
iTunes Library” below for details.)
12. To automatically upload your bounced file to your SoundCloud or
Gobbler account, select the desired service from the SHARE WITH pop-up
menu. (See “Sharing a Bounced File on SoundCloud” and “Sharing a
Bounced File with Gobbler” for details on these options.)
13. If desired, specify a file name and directory location for your bounced
file(s) using the settings near the bottom of the Bounce dialog box. By
default, the bounced file will be named after the session and placed in the
Bounced Files folder inside the session folder.
14. For a faster-than-real-time bounce, enable the OFFLINE check box at the
bottom of the dialog box.
15. After confirming your settings, click the BOUNCE button.
When performing a real-time bounce, the audio will play back as Pro
Tools processes the bounce, and a countdown window will appear,
displaying the time remaining for your bounce to complete.
Figure 10.9 The Bounce to Disk countdown window (real-time bounce)
Source: Avid ® .
Note: You will not hear the bounce file play back in real time if you are
not monitoring the bounce source.
When performing an offline bounce, Pro Tools processes the bounce
without audio playback. A progress window will appear, displaying the
Timeline processed amount, the total Timeline duration, and the bounce
speed as a multiple of the real-time duration.