export multiple playlists

[lestermagneto]

maybe a dumb question, but does anyone know how to export multiple playlists from a single track easily, e.g., i have multiple bounces of different mixes at 192k on a single track, and am exporting them to stereo 44.1k files for exporting, do i have to manually export every playlist? or is there an easier way?

thanks in advance, w/o a manual right now.

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Does each playlist have a continuous region and requires no plug-in or automation? If so use Command+Shift+K (Export Regions as Files) after selecting the regions in the region list.

Rail

[lestermagneto]

thank you rail, that was the solution indeed. i appreciate it. is there any reason why the regions are listed in bold type and non-bold type? what is the difference between selecting one or the other?

thanks again.

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Regions listed which are bold are complete audio files.

Rail

[lestermagneto]

got it, thanks. used to using other software platforms.... but i appreciate the help. too bad it won't export with the fades in that capacity, it only wants to take the region after the fade etc when selected.....

[Rail Jon Rogut]

If you have fades (not automation fades but fade files).. select all (Command+A).. then consolidate the track (Option+Shift+3)(on each playlist) - then Export as files.

Rail

[Scott Goldberg]

I think there's an easier way to get everything. if I understand your question, you wish to bring the playlists, fades, etc into a new session eslswhere at a differnt sample rate. If that's the case, open your new session at 44.1K ,and go to the file menu and choose "Import Session Data" and that will give you the options to import anything from the list, from fades to plug-ins and their settings. You can also change sample rates there, import tempo maps, and change compatibility to PC if even needed. Hope that's what you're looking for, and if not, sorry! Scott