Pro Tools 10 and later lets you select any tracks in a session and export them as a new session.

Pro Tools 10 and later lets you select any tracks in a session and export them as a new session.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only with certain licenses
• D. Not supported on all versions

Answer: (A)

In Pro Tools 10 and later you can isolate a subset of tracks and turn them into a new session. You simply select the tracks you want, then choose File > Export > Selected Tracks as New Session. The new session contains only those tracks with their clip data and any automation, so you can create stems, share a focused mix, or hand off part of a project without pulling in the whole session. This capability is built into Pro Tools 10 and newer, and isn’t limited to special licenses.

In Pro Tools 10 and later you can isolate a subset of tracks and turn them into a new session. You simply select the tracks you want, then choose File > Export > Selected Tracks as New Session. The new session contains only those tracks with their clip data and any automation, so you can create stems, share a focused mix, or hand off part of a project without pulling in the whole session. This capability is built into Pro Tools 10 and newer, and isn’t limited to special licenses.