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Live Recording Guide 22
Creating a Session Manually
On all systems, sessions can be created manu-
ally.
You can then create your own custom template
from the session you have created, which you
can use as a basis for subsequent sessions. See
“Creating Custom Templates” on page 26.
To create and save a session:
1
Launch Pro Tools and do either of the follow-
ing:
• If the Quick Start dialog appears, choose,
Create Blank Session.
– or –
• If the Quick Start dialog does not appear,
choose
File > New Session
, and choose
Create Blank Session
.
2
To set session parameters, do the following (if
session parameters are not visible click the Ses-
sion Parameters reveal button):
• Set the audio file format for the session. For
optimum compatibility between Windows
and Mac, set the file type to BWF (.WAV).
• Select the bit depth (16 bit or 24 bit).
• Set sample rate to 48 kHz. In most cases,
you will not be able to change this value
when connected to a VENUE system.
3
Click OK .
4
Select the drive where you want to save the
session. The session should be saved on a dedi-
cated audio drive.
5
Name your session and click
Save.
The new
session is created. Pro Tools provides two main
windows in sessions, the Edit window (
Window >
Edit ) and the Mix window ( Window > Mix ).
Choose
Window > Edit
to view the Edit window.
6
After Pro Tools has created and opened the
new session, choose
Setup > IO Setup.
The IO
Setup dialog lets you define which physical
ports on your hardware are routed to available
inputs and outputs in Pro Tools.
7
In the IO Setup dialog, do the following
:
• Click the Input tab , and click the Default
button
.
• Click the
Output
tab, and click the
Default
button .
• Click
OK
to confirm and close the IO Setup
dialog.
8
Proceed to “Creating Tracks” on page 23.
Saving the session in the Save As dialog
You can toggle between the Mix window
and the Edit window by pressing
Cmd+= (Mac) or Ctrl+= (Windows).
Saving the session in the Save As dialog