[Top Jimmy]

Unfortunately there is no repair for a corrupted session per se. Trashing prefs not only for Pro Tools but also for any 3rd party problematic plugins would be where I would start.

If the session has corrupted inserts, you should still be able to open the session holding the shift key to deactivate the plugins as the session loads. Then you can reactivate the plugins one by one until you find the culprit. When I find the problem plugin, I just remove it from the session.

If the session won’t open, the only other common way to recover is using import session data to import tracks to a new session.


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