Really good point and something that almost escaped me.

Along those lines, the last dialog box right before you import a file, you can specify exactly the time you want the import to happen. It works fine except that it doesn't read what I wrote. Has that been fixed in PT 11. PT 10 does not read what I wrote after I hit enter and review. VoiceOver just says text.

In pt 10 there seems to be some fields missing in the time operations dialog boxes. Like in insert time, I don't see where you can input the time.. Has that been fixed in pt11?

HF
On 2/10/2014 11:46 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Wow, look at that--I didn't know that was possible. Others may undoubtedly chime in, 
saying, "Oh, yeah, I knew that" but, of course, nobody spoke up so... there ya 
go! Nice discovery, Herman. I guess the thing to keep in mind is that, if audio files are 
dropped into a session from the Finder, the original files will continue to reside from 
whence they came so, in other words, if you want your files to be located in the Audio 
Files folder, make sure you copy from that location.


Best,

Slau

On Feb 10, 2014, at 8:08 AM, HF <hermanfer...@gmail.com> wrote:

I figured out yesterday that you can drag and drop a file from the finder and 
into a new track that is automatically named after the clip you just dragged.

Thought others might benefit from this.
Find the file in the finder, drop a VO drag marker, back in the track list 
table select the track you want the clip to go and drop the file you marked to 
be dragged in the Finder. You now have a track named after the clip you just 
dropped.

HF
On 2/10/2014 7:49 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Hey Herman,

That's pretty much the most feasible workflow that I can think of now. I'll see 
if there's a possibility to drag from the Clip list but I'm not sure if it's 
consistent.

Slau

On Feb 9, 2014, at 10:11 AM, HF <hermanfer...@gmail.com> wrote:

Wanted to hear some other work flows.

I have to do this for a bunch of files and thought that there is an easier way. 
I have to put sound effects to a video that are going at specific times. Right 
now here's my workflow:

1. Import the audio file I want to work with in an edit track that I created.
2. Select my clip
3. Cut the clip for moving
4. Go to and select the track I want to paste the clip in
5. Go to the time and paste

Anyway to shorten this process? Does drag from finder work for this or the 
spotting feature?

HF

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