If an audio file is in the same format as the session, it can reside anywhere so it won't necessarily be copied to the session root folder. If it's in a different format, then Pro Tools will purposely put a new version into the audio files folder or wherever one specifies. The reference manual, I'm sure, offers a solution to force the desired behavior but, for what it's worth, you can save a new copy of the session and opt to include all audio files in the transfer. This will create a new session copy with all audio files in its root folder.
HTH, slau On Sep 9, 2012, at 11:06 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: > Hi, I downloaded all of Kevin Reeves's remix wavs and am trying to import > them into pro tools 10 where the files are coppied into the session audio > files folder and can get as far as after I have all of them selected and > import them they appear in the track list but regardless of what button I > press they all stay in the downloads folder and don't go into the session's > folder where I want them to go. Anyone with pro tools 10 can you help me out > please? What do I need to do after selecting all tracks or all wav files to > have pro tools 10.1 place the new files into the audio files folder and not > just link them to the session? Nick Gawronski
