Save a Copy in Pro Tools 8 Tutorial HD

Jason de Wilde Head of Audio at the Australian Institute of Music gives us another Pro Tools 8 tutorial this time on saving and copying files in Pro Tools 8. Ever wanted to save projects in different version of Pro Tools well here's how.

Jason is a senior management professional with Australian and international experience in managing Audio and Creative Media educational facilities. He has been involved in audio education since 1989, and is a freelance music producer/engineer with a wealth of studio experience. He also specialises in recording live performances & has recorded concerts for Dave Matthews, Jack Johnson, John Butler Trio, Cat Empire and the Wailers. Jason commenced working for the Australian Institute of Music in 2009 as a lecturer specialising in recording techniques and digital audio workstations. He now heads the Audio Department of AIM, and is in charge of the studio facilities.

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[10Secondcopper]

How do I zoom out? I tried R,T and F5 plus every other key on my keyboard.

[reliefrelease]

Jason you talked about pro tools putting projects in folders you wouldnt expect.... ive lost the first projects i created when i went back to work on them. I have searched the wholec and d drive and mydocs..... any other ideas?

reply at psamp4@eq.edu.au

Thanks

Paul.

[BBrtqB]

how do you save as audio file?