Chapter 2: File Menu
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Import Region Groups
This command loads region groups into the Re-
gion List without creating a new track.
Import Audio to Track
This command loads audio files or regions into
the current session. Each imported audio file
will appear on its own individual track.
Import Audio to Region List
This command lets you import audio into the
Region List without automatically creating new
tracks.
Import Audio from Current Movie
This command imports audio directly from a
QuickTime movie currently loaded into a ses-
sion. Pro Tools will convert the audio to the cur-
rent session sample rate and bit resolution.
Import Audio from QuickTime Movie
This command imports audio from a QuickTime
movie on your hard drive. If necessary,
Pro Tools will convert the audio to the current
session sample rate and bit resolution. This
command can also be used to import audio files
from audio CDs.
Import MIDI to Track
The Import MIDI to Track command imports all
tracks from a Standard MIDI file into Pro Tools
and automatically places them in new MIDI
tracks.
Options are provided for importing the Session
Start or Song Start Marker (if the marker is not
located at the session start), importing tempo
map data contained in the sequence, and re-
moving existing Instrument or MIDI tracks.
Import MIDI to Region List
This command imports all tracks from a Stan-
dard MIDI file into Pro Tools without automati-
cally creating new tracks for them. Imported
tracks appear in the Region List and can then be
dragged into a MIDI track.
Options are provided for importing the Session
Start or Song Start Marker (if the marker is not
located at the session start), importing tempo
map data contained in the sequence, and re-
move existing Instrument or MIDI tracks.
Import QuickTime Movie
(Pro Tools Systems without an Avid DNA Video
Peripheral Only)
This command imports a QuickTime movie into
the current session. Once imported, the Quick-
Time movie is displayed in its own Movie track
in the Edit window, and in a floating Movie
window. With a QuickTime movie in a session,
Pro Tools serves as a fast, random-access visual
reference for “sweetening” the movie by adding
sound effects, music, Foley, dialog, or other au-
dio.
Import Avid Movie or QuickTime Movie
(Pro Tools HD with an Avid DNA Video
Peripheral Only)
This command imports a QuickTime movie (or
Avid Video) into the current session. Once im-
ported, the QuickTime movie (or Avid Video) is
displayed in its own Movie track in the Edit win-
dow, and in a floating Movie window. With a
QuickTime movie (or Avid Video) in a session,
Pro Tools serves as a fast, random-access visual
reference for “sweetening” the movie by adding
sound effects, music, Foley, dialog, or other au-
dio.