How do you import session data from another Pro Tools session and choose which tracks to bring in?

How do you import session data from another Pro Tools session and choose which tracks to bring in?

• A. Edit > Import > Session Data; select the source session; choose tracks to import; set options for audio, tempo, markers.
• B. File > Import > Session Data; select the source session; choose tracks to import; set options for audio, tempo, markers.
• C. File > Import Session Data; select the source; pick tracks to import; enable audio, tempo, markers.
• D. File > Session > Import Data; choose source and tracks.

Answer: (B)

Importing session data from another Pro Tools session is done through File > Import > Session Data. In this workflow you pick the source session, then you can choose exactly which tracks to bring in and set options for what to import—audio data, tempo information, and markers. This path is the correct approach because it directly leads you to the dialog that lets you selectively import only the elements you want, rather than pulling in everything. The other options either point to the wrong menu or use phrasing that doesn’t match the standard Import Session Data flow, so they don’t fit the Pro Tools workflow as precisely.

Importing session data from another Pro Tools session is done through File > Import > Session Data. In this workflow you pick the source session, then you can choose exactly which tracks to bring in and set options for what to import—audio data, tempo information, and markers. This path is the correct approach because it directly leads you to the dialog that lets you selectively import only the elements you want, rather than pulling in everything. The other options either point to the wrong menu or use phrasing that doesn’t match the standard Import Session Data flow, so they don’t fit the Pro Tools workflow as precisely.