Cubase Won't Play With Protools, importing pro tools aifs into cubase |
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Sat 15 May 2004, 22:35
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From: Vaux le pénil
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Hello : I thing you can't use a PT audio file like that , directly in Cubase.You need to export or consolidated in PT , and do it in AIFF , and then this file would be compatible with Cubase ( I work with OSX and Cubase SX now )...I've forgotten all my reflex in OS9 and Cubase VST 32...Try this and tell me the result..Tchaooooo
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Mon 17 May 2004, 11:29
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Even though you are running both apps on a mac I'd suggest choosing the enforce pc/mac compatibility for your PT sessions that will make your files readable by VST. Also when you bounce to disc tracks that you plan to import into VST also use the wav format. This isn't the only way but it will make it simpler. A question for others who have used the enforce mac/pc compatibilty, does this add any noticable overhead. I've been doing this becasue of a "packed" I made with another musician. We write songs together so we both bought Pro Tools (mine for mac, his for pc). I just hope I haven't been wasting resources all this time
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