Simply drop your WAV files or a folder containing WAV files onto this window and click ‘Export Session’.

If the WAV files contain channel metadata, EdiLoad will also provide the option to sort the channels by channel name and number as well as name the Pro Tools tracks by the WAV file channel name and number.

So if you’re an ADR editor looking for a way to spot all the takes of an ADR recording into your edit session, or you have location WAV files that you need to spot to their timestamps before editing or mixing, check out the following video.

Note: EdiLoad v3 exported the timestamped WAV tracks as a ptx file. With EdiLoad v4 these are exported as an AAF file, while with EdiLoad v5+ these can be exported as a ptx or AAF file.

I hope this video helps you to streamline your editing and mixing workflow. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback in the comments below.