Session Templates

What is a Session Template?

Once you’ve created a session and set up your track routing, plug-ins, etc, you may want to reuse that setup for a future project. A template contains everything except the actual audio and midi data: track layouts, plug-ins, and your channelstrip EQ/Compressor/Bussing setup.

Any session can be stored as a session “template” for future sessions.

Using Session templates:

To save a template, choose Session->Save Template from the main menu, and name the template something meaningful so you can find it in the future.

To use a template, you have to create a NEW session. In the New Session dialog, there is a list of your templates, in addition to the factory-supplied templates.

Managing & Sharing session templates:

Session templates can be later renamed, edited, or shared using the Template Manager: see Templates

Where are my templates stored on disk?

Templates are stored in the user config area, under a folder called “templates”. You can find more details about the user’s config folder in Power-User Topics.

*Some plugins can store additional data that won’t fit in the session file. For example, a convolution reverb might include the user-selected impulse response files. For that purpose, there is also a “plug-ins” folder inside the template folder which stores this additional information.

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