This helps with file organization as well as smooth operation when sessions get larger and more complicated.
How to record in mp3 format protools 12 pro#
Pro Tools insists that all files in a session are a single type. Some software packages allow the simultaneous use of unconverted 16 bit and 24 bit stereo and mono files within the same session. This is one way Pro Tools differs from some other recording programs out there. If the audio file is anything different than the file format your session is set to and/or it is a stereo audio file, it must be converted into a format that Pro Tools can use.
Once you have selected a compatible audio file, information about the file appears just below the file selection section of the window. This is a great window because it allows you to do much more than just import audio in to your session. I have selected the MP3 called "130" to be imported. To import one of the backing tracks you've been wanting to master, go to File/Import/ Audio. Next, create a click track and choose a sound that you are comfortable with. Start by creating a session with your custom I/O settings. If you haven't thoroughly read the previous articles in this series, please do so, and then come back to this one.
Not only will this help you further familiarize yourself with the material covered so far, you will be enlightened as to what a valuable practice and learning tool Pro Tools can be in developing your playing! You'll also learn some more tips and "how to's" along the way that will help you as you take on other recording projects. Now we're going to apply all this by starting with a simple practice session over a backing track. We've also looked at session setup settings and basic editing and tempo mapping. In this series so far, we have covered what it takes to get in to a variety of different recording setups utilizing Digidesign's Pro Tools.
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