It’s no secret. Sending sessions back and forth with collaborators has the potential to ruin your day.
In this Pro Member exclusive Grammy Award Winner Fab Dupont walks you through his tried and true method of sharing projects with collaborators that ensures no file is left behind.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn:
Pro Tools session folder hierarchy
How to set up your Pro Tools system so that you are always backed up
How to clean up a session before sending it to a collaborator
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saunal •Sunday, September 27, 2020
When it's about transferring a session to someone else, or archiving it, there's a much simpler option : select all tracks and choose : "save selected tracks as new session" in the "Files" menu.
PT will then give you some options, like keeping the main playlists only, or convert audio files into some other resolution/sampling rate on the way ... and you'll get the same result : a clean session with only the needed audio files and playlists, but it does it automatically !
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flandybob •Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Not sure if anyone (Fab :) is still reading questions here but well... wouldn’t duplicating the original session folder and actually removing the clips when getting rid of duplicates instead of « save copy in... » achieve the same result AND keep the original files ID ?
JAW_007Mix •Friday, October 5, 2018
Super helpful video!! Thanks! ....With the bonus my family tree will now survive!
tomas.darthes •Thursday, February 1, 2018
Thanks Fab! Very easy to follow!
Sara Carter •Thursday, January 25, 2018
Really useful video, thanks Fab. I find these short file management, session management type videos really helpful
