This Package is discontinued! All this functionality has been integrated into "Auto Offline Stem Bounce".

The easiest and most convenient making stem script! This system allows you to create stems automatically. For your daily life.

The easiest and most convenient making stem script! This system allows you to create stems automatically. For your daily life.

Save hours of mind-numbing stem bouncing with this script. Automates the process of making tracks active and inactive (or solo and dyn on/off) for each stem - all you need to do is write what stem you want it to belong to in the comments. Also includes settings for bouncing masters.

Here is a handy Script for the same Hardware Insert you would like to "Commit Up to This Insert..." one multiple tracks, for Mono and Stereo tracks simultaneously.

Pro Tools Utilities Add Tracks to Existing Group (Searchable) Bounce Current Session w Bounce Preset (Single Session) Bounce Current Session w User Settings (Single Session) Clip Increase Pitch Clip Decrease Pitch Create New Tracks from Track Presets (Searchable) Export Selected Clips as Files (with Session Format) Load Track Preset for Selected Track (Searchable) Measure Loudness with Pro Limiter Loudness Analyzer (Track or Aux) Move and Route Tracks to Existing Folder (Searchable) Move Tracks to Existing Folder (Searchable) Reset and Turn Off Pre/Post Roll Select All Following Clips for Named Group Select Audio Tracks within Selected Tracks Select Aux Tracks within Selected Tracks Select Basic Folders within Selected Tracks Select VCA Tracks within Selected Tracks Set Default Output Bus Show Only Selected VCAs and their Children Show Only Selected VCAs and their Children: Restore Previously Shown Tracks Toggle Grabber Time and Grabber Object (Smart Tool Enabled)) Toggle Track Width on Empty Audio Track (Mono and Stereo)

Jump around your session. In time, track and selection.

My personal Macros for Pro Tools and MacOS.. I use it for mixing and post production.

Rhys' soundflow package, for 5x3 Stream Deck.

Mouse around and scroll through menus less. This is not comprehensive, but will hopefully save you all some clicks. Even hotkeys can start to make hands tighten up after too many repetitions. Hope this helps.