Pro Tools: How To Export Audio Regions

This tutorial explains how to export individual audio regions from Pro Tools 8 allowing you to create and share your own custom samples.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• winksound
• protools
• digidesign
• export
• audio
• regions
• samples
• remix
• mixing
• wsProTools&Mastering

[Pseudoswede]

platform compatibility, PC v MAC



[WinkSound]

@Pseudoswede Hi, thanks for getting in touch. Pro Tools functions well on both systems: PC and Mac. We work on Mac and everything functions great. Pro Tools started on Windows so it's quite at home there in case you have a PC.

[madsoundguy]

Hey guys! great vid, thanks soo much.

In europe where I am based, the industry standard for formats is wav and only wav (and broadcast wav), is there a benefit for you to use aiff?

[WiNKsound]

Hi @madsoundguy

There's not much difference between the AIFF and WAV file formats other than there names.

[ThisIsDynamic]

@WiNKsound but will those audio regions be timestamped ? tried something similar to this once and all the wavs came way out of sync .. im trying to find a quick way to export instead of bounce to disk ... that shit is in realtime and is so time consuming

[WinkSound]

@ThisIsDynamic Hi, thanks for getting in touch. Pro Tools only offers real time bounces. The offline bounce is a feature still to be implemented. Thanks for tuning in!

[ThisIsDynamic]

@WinkSound alright thanks for the prompt reply .... when was protools first created ? its gotta date back 10 years right ? kinda weird they dont have this feature yet since I know alot of people would die for this feature and it dont seem like it would be really that hard to implement in the software

[Pseudoswede]

platform compatibility, PC v MAC

[MiPiMusic]

Thanks. Well documented