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To import Region Groups into new tracks:
1 Select one or more Region Groups in a Digi-
Base browser, Windows Explorer or Mac Finder.
2 Do one of the following:
• From the DigiBase browser, Shift-drag the
files and drag them anywhere in the Edit
window of the current session.
• Drag the files onto any empty space in the
Edit window of the current session.
• Drag the files to the Track List.
Exporting Region Groups
To export a region group:
1 Select one or more region groups in the Re-
gion List.
2 From the Region List pop-up menu, choose
Export Region Groups. The Export Region
Groups dialog opens.
3 The Destination Directory defaults to the
auto-created Region Groups folder in the session
folder. You can change the Destination Direc-
tory by clicking the Choose button, navigating
to the desired location, and clicking Choose.
Click Reset to reset the Destination Directory to
the default location.
4 Enable one of the following options for resolv-
ing duplicate region group file names:
• Prompting for Each Duplicate (default)
• Auto Renaming
• Replacing with New Files
5 Click OK.
Exporting Region Groups to Another Hard Drive
Generally, if you are exporting region groups to
another hard drive, you should copy any refer-
enced audio files. This way you can move region
groups not only from one session to another,
but from one system to another.
To export a region group to a different hard drive
and include its audio files:
1 Export one or more region groups to the de-
sired drive.
2 Create a new session on the new drive.
3 Choose Setup > Preferences.
4 In the Preferences dialog, click the Processing
tab and select Automatically Copy Files on Im-
port.
5 Click OK to close the Preferences dialog.
6 Import all previously exported region groups
by dragging and dropping them into the ses-
sion.
The audio files folder of the new session now
contains all files referenced by the region
groups.
For more information on using DigiBase
browsers, refer to the DigiBase Guide.
Export Region Groups dialog
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