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

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7. Click BOUNCE. A progress bar for the bounce will appear on screen.
When the bounce completes, iTunes will launch, and your bounced file
will appear in the iTunes music library. A copy of your bounced file will
also be available in the Bounced Files folder within your session folder.
Archive Your Work
Now that your project is complete, you will need to back it up for storage.
On a real-world project, you might also need to deliver the session to the
client. If you are completing this project in an academic classroom
environment, you may be required to submit your work to your instructor for
grading.
Because many files are associated with a session, something could get lost if
the archival process isn’t completed properly. Fortunately, Pro Tools can
help ensure that you keep the files you need and remove the files you do not.
In this process, you will remove unused audio files that are consuming space
on your hard drive. Then you will use the Save Copy In command to collect
all of your session’s media files into a new location.