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Can I copy tracks in ProTools without copying the audio regions on those tracks but still preserving the input, output, and pan settings?

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I believe when you do "Duplicate Track", you have the option of what to duplicate; you can choose to not duplicate the regions, but preserve everything else…

Don't have it in front of me to test, but I remember seeing those options last time I duped a track.

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Good call, I just kinda blew through that dialog with the defaults. – BenV Dec 8 '10 at 0:06
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Yes, you can use "duplicate track" dialog for this. Alt+D if i'm not mistaken although i usually mess these ones up when I'm not actually working

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