Working mix groups and a template

The last step in the preparation of your session for mixing is to import a…template, so you don't have to repeat this setup for every cue.…Once you've finished your first mix, save it as your Mix Template.…Here is how you apply it to other mixes.…Let's go to Import > Session Data and here's the file we've saved.…The first thing we want to do is ask to Match Tracks.…What this does is this looks for identical track names, both in the imported…session and our current session.…You see that many of them are the same, the tree, the overheads, all the…violins, string mics, brass are all the same.…

Then we get to the guitars.…There is no guitar in this session.…There is a Bass Guitar, though.…Those settings will be similar.…They will be bused to the same places.…That's the important thing. No Guitar 2.…There is a Banjo, and then these are our new tracks.…These are our Stems, our Master, our Reverbs, and our stereo fold-down.…So we will treat these as new tracks, and just drag these, all as new tracks.…The next thing we want to do is not import all of the data.…