How To Transfer Tracks From Logic To Pro Tools - TheRecordingRevolution.com

This video explains how you can quickly and easily export audio and midi tracks out of Logic and then import them into Pro Tools, while maintaining all of your effects and virtual instruments.

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• logic
• protools
• pro tools
• studio
• home recording
• recording
• export
• import
• audio
• midi
• transfer
• sessions

[THASICKBOYzENT]

sure i have protools se and i want to drag mp3 song into protools but it wont let me may yu mind helping?

[recordingrevolution]

@THASICKBOYzENT It's possible Pro Tools SE doesn't let you import MP3s or drag and drop. Try to do File Import Audio if you can.

[2shoes58]

great video it helped me but one question is does it import the tempo also i figured it does but doesn't hurt to ask

[recordingrevolution]

@2shoes58 I don't believe it imports the tempo. Simply check the tempo setting in Logic and adjust the PT session to match. The tracks will line up.

[proprotools1234]

Thanks for the great video but I think the bus effects and master effects or plug ins are not exported with the tracks

Is there is anyway to export them together with all the tracks?

[AaronBalitskyz]

thankyou.

[videoeditors]

Do you have to export at max peak level or does Logic set it automatically?

[chadcoleman808]

how about exporting from Logic to FL? I'm assuming it works the same way.

[ArtisticPropaganda]

Brilliant! That is so simple! I was gonna do them "one by one" like an idiot! Thank you you've saved hours of my life.

[AnSokolik]

For the dull!

[chavemarin]

how do I export the tracks along with send effects?

[ChrisDenmanSmells]

depending on the length of the delay, I would push the end point back a little further so you don't cut off the tail end of anything when you are bouncing. #justsayin