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How to copy your mix settings using Import Session Data in Pro Tools
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- čas přidán 1. 01. 2018
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A simple but important question: How do you work across multiple songs for the same album?
I recommend AGAINST the advice to keep everything in one single session... and it doesn't have to be a pain to work this way.
Here's how to copy your mix settings from one song to another easily using Import Session Data in Pro Tools.
Watch out for the important settings I point out in this video!
This really needs to be implemented in Studio One. Way more flexible than just project presets and such a time saver!
no way! I've always done this, but how on earth did I miss seeing the "clear all automation" function!!! This is a huge tip for me! Thanks bro!
All this time I've used protools and never knew I could do something like that! Such a game changer! This technique is going to save me so much time on projects! You have no Idea how excited I am to learn about this... 😱😱😱
Just saved me so much time, thank you! 🙏
This video is still saving lives... I can now mix faster thanks to you..
I was just googling this a few days ago, trying to save time on my mix. Perfect timing!! Thanks Jordan.
For the very few Cakewalk Sonar users, few ways of doing this :
- template sessions
- "insert from template tracks" (template tracks will also recall the associated busses and routing)
- FX Chain recall (longer process since you have to do it on every channel/track)
My 2 pennies ;)
You're saving my life mate. Nice one
This was super helpful… thx for taking the time to make this video 👍
Aaaah, the strat tone of Nick Johnston, perfection !
Yes! This is just what I needed! Never noticed the 'match tracks' button before... :)
Hey man! great video. When I open "import track data" window the "tracks" section is empty, even tho its a full session. can you advise?
Excellent - super-helpful!
OMG YOU MIXED NICK
Thank you!
Thank you so much! Great job explaining this! Fantastic time saver!
hi, i use windows for my pro tools, do you have same tutorial for it? thanks in advance.. from philippines
What about plugins? Does this work for RTAS? I have a 10 song album that I am tracking, mixing, and playing bass on (a lot to do at once, believe me, esp with a band of 7-8 guys). I made a separate session for each song, and then I am mixing in a copy of each session so that I can easily revert to raw tracks. I have a good starting mix for 2 of the tracks, and would love to copy the levels and (RTAS) plugins for each rerspective track across all sessions (the instrumentation is the same, I can make the tack names identical, I might have varied a little due to carelessness ( e.g: git / guitar gtr ) etc.
Is there a way to do levels and plugins only? I suspect not.
There is also another way to achieve the same result in other DAWs, which is to take your completed song and create a template from it, delete the audio tracks, resave it and now any new song you create from that template will also have identical track routing, plug ins and settings in it.
Great tips, especially the clear special part!
Awesome video! I did not know about clearing all the automation. \m/
So, using Windows, does the track you are taking the session data from have to be exported or bounced from Pro Tools to the hard drive before importing the session data?
another A HA moment! Thanks man! Big fan ever since!
Really useful. Big thanks.
Thanks! really good and helpful!
Thank you. This was very helpful. \m/
Perfect, thank you
Thanks for this!
Can you do this in other DAWs or is this just in Protools?
surprise surprise, he mixed Nick Johnson !!
You saved my life btw
Is there such an option in Cubase?
I still don't see a valid reason why I should not use one session for all songs (especially for rock bands with similar songs). Saves a ton of time and maintains a very consistent sound. No problems with it overloading RAM or anything in Reaper. Easy to automate any plugin changes between songs.
cool
Anyone know how to do this in Reaper???
Trevor Okonuk following
someone pls
SWS extension snapshots can be exported and imported between project files. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.sws-extension.org/snapshots.php&ved=0ahUKEwiz5cS36L_YAhUFON8KHRh-CvgQFghPMAs&usg=AOvVaw2z96McJ2_W2Rl9LP2ohyUx
I've done it with a track template. So first mix the song and get it approved with a possible client. Then go Track > Save tracks as a track template. Then make the new project for the next song, set up the tempo of the song and go Track > Insert track from template, and choose the one you just saved. Then just import the audio files and drag them to their right places (kick file to kick track etc). I'm not sure if this is the best way but it's been working for me :) Hope this helps!
Shame you are not a Logic Pro X dude.....
Shame you aren't a PT user :P
Hardcore Music Studio touché !
Logic Pro is shit for mixing
You can do it in Logic too! Just go to the browser on the right hand side, select All Files, go to your source song, double click on it and you will see all the tracks and auxs from that session; you can then tick boxes for plugins, automation, etc.
Honestly way too much talk.