Clarification on track recording

wut up evrybdy. I got a 1k + mbox2 PT rig ( also an S5000 rack, my tables and a gang a vinyl but thats irrelevant to my question).- What I do when I have a "song" in MPC ready to record is- record every track in the sequence one at a time into PT, then mix that section and group it, I then do the same for each sequence in the "song". Once I have all my sections mixed and grouped accordingly in protools I assemble the song. My question is: is there a better way to assemble my final mix going into pro tools from MPC. possibly via usb after I make the song in MPC?( I have used USB for loading samples into 1k, but never the other way around in exporting a song)basically I am looking for a more cool or convinient way to bring song data to protools from MPC, other than the patience-testing scrubbing process I described earlier? any insight is greatly appreciated (and applied!). Thanks in advance. If this is a stupid question...sorry ( but I'd still appreciate an answer, )

You could always save the .seq files as .mid files and use them to trigger a VST or ReWired app with an identical modified program interface, such as Battery, FL's FPC, or ReDrum in Reason... I'm sure there's other programs, I just don't know of a lot.

Maybe this is more complicated than what you already do. But it turns audio files into sequenced files and gives you more control. Right?

Right... cool, thanks for the input.