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Old 29th January 2010   #1
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Changing over pro tools session plug ins

I have pro tools 7.4 LE and I have a few songs to mix that I recorded all the same way. I was curious if there was anything I could do to copy all the plug ins from the one session onto the next. I already know that I can import that actual files from the session and then copy them over but I figured there is an easier way. I heard there was with pro tools HD but haven't found a way with LE. If anyone could help me out that would be great. Thanks!
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import session data is the only way to do this.

in LE, you have to import the whole track from your "template" session, delete the audio on those tracks, then move the new audio on top of the old tracks with their EQ/Comp/etc...

in HD, you can import just certain settings...like just volume data, just plug-ins, just I/O settings, etc....and any combination of those.

it's one of those things that has no technical reason it can't exist in LE. digi just likes to twist the knife sometimes.
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