I was wondering if anybody could tell me why the audio I import is not being
copied to my project folder. I have the check box in the preferences checked.
however, it is not working for some reason.
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Hi Chad,
Once you select the audio you want to import, make sure you click “copy all”
and not “add all”. After that, click done and a new popup will ask you where
you want to copy the files. It should be set to the audio files folder in your
project folder by default. From here click “open” and
brian kijewski
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Subject: Re: Imported audio not copying to project folder
Hi Chad,
Once you select the audio you want to import, make sure you click “copy all”
and not “add all”. After that, click done and a new popup will
You need to search for the “Copy all” button.
This is a new thing in PT 11. It threw me for a loop for a while.
HTH
Kevin
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Subject: Re: Imported audio not copying to project folder
You need to search for the “Copy all” button.
This is a new thing in PT 11. It threw me for a loop for a while.
HTH
Kevin
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So does the audio I have loaded into my project now need to be reimported? Or
is there another way to just copy the audio to the project folder?
>From Chad's iPhone
> On Nov 13, 2014, at 1:22 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
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> You need to search for the “Copy all” button.
> This is a new thing in PT
Convert is what you use when a file is in a different file type, bit depth or
sample rate then the session.
The copy feature is a new thing with PT 11, so I’m not sure exactly what order
the buttons need to be clicked in.
I’m fumbling around like you trying to get it working right every time.
Ke
The audio in your session has technically been imported into the session but
not into the session's Audio Files folder. Files can exist anywhere on any
drive and Pro Tools will look in the folders within which it expects to find
the files. The best way to remedy the situation at this point is to
