# Find Interesting Sounds The first step is to find interesting sounds. The closer you are to a source, the more of that sound you'll get in relation to the background noise. If you have a windscreen or a pop filter, or a specific mic in mind, you can isolate the sound sources better. # Importing Audio Files to Computer Either conenct the field recorder to the computer via USB C or take out the microSD card and place it into the SD Card reader adapter and plug it into the Mac Studio. Copy the files to a logical place on the computer. Return the SD card back to the field recorder. # 32 Bit ProTools Session Since the Zoom H6n that we have utilize 32 bit for recording, we'll want a 32 bit ProTools ession sto allow us more robustness when wroking on our projects. ![[Collecting Sounds with Field Recorder .excalidraw.svg]] # Import Samples into ProTools Make sure you use the import dialog within ProTools. ![[Collecting Sounds with Field Recorder _0.excalidraw.svg]]