Faster Resampling in Pro Tools?

[ShipwreckSoundWorks]

Is there any faster way to resample audio in Pro Tools that is more like Logic's bounce in place feature?

 

[greyskull]

What do you want to do?

 

[JeffTD]

Sounds like he's looking for an offline bounce feature. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you're shit out of luck.

 

[ShipwreckSoundWorks]

So bouncing/exporting midi or audio quickly to be imported back into the session. Like how with logic pro you can select a region and just hit bounce region, and it quickly exports it to a new track.

And yeah I figured I was SOL because I can't find anything on it.

 

[Kyuss789]

Consolidate clip? Alt+Shift+3?

 

[fatalforce]

consolidate and export. you'll have to do clip by clip though

 

[Fox Mulder]

Select the clips, press alt+shift+3, done.

 

[Mikaël-ange]

If I understand well you want to bounce an audio region/VI to an other track without importing it back on a new track by yourself.

Since offline bounce is out in PT, best way you have is to record to a new track.
-Route your source track to a bus
-new track input feed by this bus
-record

You can also do it this way (it's what I do when working on vocal tuning):
-you have 2 track (source track you work on and destination track)
-put a pre fader send to a bus and mute your source track
-destination track feed by your bus
-record arm your destination track and put it in input monitoring
-now select the region you want to bounce and hit Cmd space
-done

Second workflow is great when you want to print down various region (when working on vocal tuning, or with VI for example).

Hope that help

 

[ShipwreckSoundWorks]

If I understand well you want to bounce an audio region/VI to an other track without importing it back on a new track by yourself.

Since offline bounce is out in PT, best way you have is to record to a new track.
-Route your source track to a bus
-new track input feed by this bus
-record

You can also do it this way (it's what I do when working on vocal tuning):
-you have 2 track (source track you work on and destination track)
-put a pre fader send to a bus and mute your source track
-destination track feed by your bus
-record arm your destination track and put it in input monitoring
-now select the region you want to bounce and hit Cmd space
-done

Second workflow is great when you want to print down various region (when working on vocal tuning, or with VI for example).

Hope that help

Thanks a lot for the advice! I'll give it a shot. Still too much effort in my lazy ass opinion though. I'm only lazy about it because I used to use logic like no other, and that was just a click of a button and done.