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Copy mixer settings to another multitrack file

Community Beginner ,
Sep 18, 2023 Sep 18, 2023

I've mixed a multitrack session, I now want to copy all those mixer settings to another session that is already recorded as a quick start to mixing that one. 

How do I copy all the mixer levels and inserts?

 

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Community Beginner , Sep 20, 2023 Sep 20, 2023

Thanks for the help. This is such an oversight. How many people fully mix a track before moving onto the next one?!?!

I also believe this is the same behaviour in Logic too, so it's not just Adobe doing this. 
In the end I did this:

Mix the track
Save as
Open other file
Select all, copy
Open file I just save as'd 
Delete all the audio
Paste my tracks in
Tweak the mix. 
Repeat for other tracks

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Community Expert ,
Sep 19, 2023 Sep 19, 2023

The only way you can do this  is to save your wanted session properties as a template. You can't actually change a template in an existing session directly, although SuiteSpot might possibly have something to say about this in terms of what's in a session file - I'm not sure whether this is going to be possible or not,  but on the face of it, it's unlikely. Anyway, what you have to do is remove all of the files from your session and then use File>Export>Session as Template, and this will at least preserve your mixer settings and levels. If you export the session properties without removing the existing files, their presence in the session will also be saved - and that's almost certainly not a good idea if you are starting a new session; you just want the basic settings there.

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Mentor ,
Sep 20, 2023 Sep 20, 2023

SteveG is correct that the only real way to do it is use your existing session as a template for a new one but you are way past that point so there is no 'conventional' way of doing it.

However, you could look at one of my Audition utilities sesx2sesx which should do the trick

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Community Beginner ,
Sep 20, 2023 Sep 20, 2023
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Thanks for the help. This is such an oversight. How many people fully mix a track before moving onto the next one?!?!

I also believe this is the same behaviour in Logic too, so it's not just Adobe doing this. 
In the end I did this:

Mix the track
Save as
Open other file
Select all, copy
Open file I just save as'd 
Delete all the audio
Paste my tracks in
Tweak the mix. 
Repeat for other tracks

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