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What is fMusic (Pro Tools + Logic Pro), and who is it for?
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fMusic is a standalone macOS app that integrates with your DAW to automate the most time-consuming studio tasks: mix preparation, session layout setup, and stem bouncing (also across multiple sessions). It’s built for busy producers, engineers, and studios who need speed, consistency, and repeatability in their workflow
Which DAWs does fMusic support, and what are the system requirements?
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fMusic supports Pro Tools (2024.3+) and Logic Pro (11.1+) on macOS 11+. Your DAW must be set to English.
How does fMusic automate mix prep (from files to a mix-ready session)? (step by step)
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1. Start from your existing mix template/session (Pro Tools or Logic Pro)
2. Bring your audio (e.g., a project folder / deliverables) into fMusic and set your prep preferences. Save your preset.
3. fMusic applies a consistent prep pass: auto routing, auto renaming, auto color-coding,  instrument/category organization and more every time
4. Optional cleanup actions run automatically (e.g., stereo-to-mono, strip silence)
5. You get a session that’s organized and mix-ready in a repeatable way
Can fMusic auto-fix common issues like fake stereo and unnecessary silence?
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Yes. fMusic can automatically handle common prep cleanups like stereo-to-mono conversion and strip silence, reducing the “death by a thousand clicks” part of session prep.
Do you offer discounts for education?
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Yes. We offer 40% off subscriptions for eligible educational users. Reach out from this form and we’ll help you get set up.
Do you offer discounts for teams?
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Sure thing! Team savings start at 20% OFF, increasing with team size and plan requirements. Get in touch via the dedicated form and we'll find the best solution for your needs.
What is fPost (AAF + PTX), and who is it for?
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fPost is a prep tool for audio post-production. It’s a standalone app that works offline and fully integrates with Pro Tools. It’s built for professional audio post workflows where session prep is a bottleneck (dialogue editors, assistants, mixers, and teams handling large projects).
What problem does fPost solve in audio post-production?
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fPost removes the most painful part of post: importing and organizing messy AAFs or PTX sessions, so you can start editing much faster, especially on large projects.
How does the fPost workflow work with AAFs in Pro Tools (step by step)?
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1. Drag and drop your AAF into fPost
2. fPost analyzes the content and generates an import-ready structure
3. Select the Pro Tools session you want to import into (template, new session, etc.)
4. Choose what to bring in (Import Session Data options/presets)
5. Click Import: tracks and clips are imported, colored, organized, and placed correctly in Pro Tools
How does the fPost workflow work with existing Pro Tools sessions (PTX) (step by step)?
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1. Open your Pro Tools session/template.
2. fPost analyzes the session and proposes an organized structure (colors, ordering, recognition, etc.)
3. Click “Organize Pro Tools session” in fPost: clips are colored, organized, and placed correctly in Pro Tools without modifying your template tracks (if existent)
Does fPost import AAFs into Pro Tools automatically, and how fast is it?
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Yes. fPost is designed to take you from “messy AAF or PTX received” to “session ready to edit” in seconds, depending on project size and complexity.
Does fPost organize by track or by clip/region, and what if tracks are unnamed (Audio 1/2/3)?
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fPost’s sorting is per region (per audio clip), not just “whole-track” labeling. This matters because tracks often contain mixed content.If the AAF tracks are unnamed (Audio 1, Audio 2, Audio 3), that’s common in post: fPost relies on content recognition, not just track names — so “Audio 1/2/3” is not a blocker.
How does fPost categorize clips (AI), preserve timecode, prevent overlaps, and handle track placement?
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fPost uses macro buckets like Dialogue, Music, and Sound Effects to categorize clips.It also preserves timestamps/timecode to place clips correctly and avoid stacking conflicts. If overlaps occur, it can create additional tracks (e.g., “Dialog 1”, “Dialog 2”) instead of colliding clips.
What Pro Tools data does fPost keep (Import Session Data) and does it fix split mono tracks?
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Yes, you can manage Import Session Data (e.g., markers and specific data types) in a more user-friendly and integrated way. The goal is to preserve the Pro Tools-relevant information you expect, including automation / clip gain / markers, where appropriate.fPost can also do stereo/mono fixes automatically: it detects split mono files and converts them to interleaved stereo automatically.
What are the system requirements for fPost?
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fPost is compatible with Pro Tools 2024.3 on macOS 13+. Your DAW needs to be set to English.
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