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Originally Posted by massivekerry
I'd have to read their Press Release again to get their exact terminology under my tongue (since the devs all use different names now) but as I basically understand it...
"Normal" Track Folders - A container where you can stick tracks. You can route anything anywhere, and stick it in this type of folder so that you don't have to look at the individual tracks.
"Routing" Tracks (I think) (Logic calls the Summing Folder Tracks) - Similar to above, except that the Outputs of all of the Tracks contained within it are also routed to a common Aux, which is controlled by the fader for the "Folder Track".
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That is correct.
Routing folders essentially collapse the tracks under a common aux group that has the same functionality as a typical aux buss within PT - inserts etc.
If you were to open a session wth routing tracks in an older version of PT, the tracks would be ‘unfolded’ so to speak and an aux track would be created with those tracks routed to it to replicate the routing folder.
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