Importing Midi Files - DigiDesign Pro Tools Reference Manual

In the Send to DigiDelivery dialog, select
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which files to include.
Include in Delivery dialog
You have the option to include:
• Audio files
• Fade files
• Video files
• Plug-in settings files
• Timeline files only (files that are referenced
in the current session timeline)
Click OK. The DigiDelivery client will launch,
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and the DigiDelivery Send Wizard (Page 1) will
open. On this page you can name the delivery
and add or remove files.
Complete the remaining DigiDelivery Send
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Wizard pages and send the file, following the in-
structions that came with the DigiDelivery cli-
ent software.
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Importing MIDI Files

You can import Standard MIDI Files (SMF) into
your Pro Tools sessions.
Pro Tools provides several ways to import MIDI
files into an open session.
• "Importing MIDI Files Using Pro Tools
Menu Commands" on page 157
• "Importing MIDI Files with Drag & Drop"
on page 158
Pro Tools does not import proprietary sequence
files. To use sequences from other MIDI applica-
tions in a Pro Tools session, you will need to first
save them as Standard MIDI Files. Refer to the
manufacturer's documentation for details on
saving Standard MIDI Files.
There are two types of Standard MIDI Files, both
of which are supported by Pro Tools:
Type 0 MIDI files store data for all MIDI chan-
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nels in a single track. When importing these
files, Pro Tools separates the data by channel
and places each track's data in separate regions
and tracks.
Type 1 MIDI files, sometimes referred to as
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multitrack MIDI files, contain multiple tracks of
MIDI data. When importing these files, each
track's data is placed on its own new MIDI track
in the Pro Tools session.