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 Sat 20 May 2006, 12:53
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I am about to buy a music software. Maybe Pro Tools, maybe Logic Pro 7.
Can Files made with Pro Tools be used in Logic Pro 7? Is there an educational discount for Pro Tools as there is for Logic Pro 7? |
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Sun 21 May 2006, 23:05
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Rookie  Group: Members Posts: 28 Joined: 07-Apr 05 From: New York - US Member No.: 63,677 |
QUOTE (mpnow @ Sat 20 May 2006, 11:53)  I am about to buy a music software. Maybe Pro Tools, maybe Logic Pro 7. Can Files made with Pro Tools be used in Logic Pro 7? Is there an educational discount for Pro Tools as there is for Logic Pro 7? It's always possible to take Logic sessions and transfer them to ProTools and vice-versa--but it's not much fun. Generally, I find that most of the people who mix records these days mix in Pro Tools, but I strongly prefer doing preproduction in Logic because the plugins are so incredibly great... The easiest way to transfer a session from Logic to ProTools or vice-versa is to export all tracks as audio files beginning at the very beginning of the song, so that you can simply import the audio into the other program and slam all the tracks hard left against the beginning of the song. I hope this helps. |
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Mon 22 May 2006, 02:49
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Junior Member Group: Members Posts: 110 Joined: 20-Feb 04 From: ACT - AU Member No.: 36,296 |
Hey there ,
Logic or Protool Hey...... Are you doing like more composing or Just mixing editing Mastering ? If you want my opion logic pro 7 is great for both .. but it is way better for Writing music scoring etc ... but if mixing and no writing is involved then go with protools its a standard and is great .... both have a wide range of great pluggins you can use and are compatible ... like the last post you can allways Export all the tracks from logic into Protools Anywayz hope it helps i have logic pro 7 and i compose/produce/mix/ |
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Sun 16 Jul 2006, 18:32
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 Junior Member Group: Members Posts: 122 Joined: 16-Jul 06 From: London - UK Member No.: 81,499 |
As others have said, there are plenty of ways to get tracks from Logic to ProTools and vice versa.
I've just set up a studio with Logic 7.2 and ProTools 7.1 through an HD2 system with 2 192 interfaces. Its a real task, but you can run ProTools DAE tracks with access to your lovely TDM plug-ins alongside Logic HTDM tracks using Emagic's ESB. Logic is getting much better, but the quality of the bounce output from ProTools still wins. -------------------- www.myspace.com/commercialmusicstudios
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Mon 17 Jul 2006, 09:07
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Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 348 Joined: 10-Feb 06 From: Hamburg - DE Member No.: 76,633 |
This is what I heard and I believe it. Pro Tools is the best Software. If I had the money, I'd get Pro Tools. I'm a happy Logic user, I purchased Logic because it was affordable and easy to use, like a Mac. Most "Professional" Studios use Pro Tools. I thnk one day Logic will surpass Pro Tools simply because Steve Jobs has an Army of top technicians and a truck load of development money... Pro Tools, no matter how great now, cannot compete with Macintosh's plan of music domination. All software companies are now running to Macintosh to pay to get 'In'. Love it. The little guy wins. No one would consider Macintosh compatibilty years ago,
When I began using Mac a million years ago there was nothing available. PC had everything I wanted, but only for PC. Retailers and musician friends laughed at me for using a Mac. I was left out of all the "good and cool" stuff. I could barely get a game! I don't have time to play games now, but now, musically, I leave the PC boys for dead, many are still using "old" Logic on PC's. (PC- Pre Cool). I have shared/exchanged Files and Environments with PC. I end up spending hours just organizing Macintosh will probably purchase Pro Tools one day. It's simply a matter of time and money. Mac will win 'Then', Pro Tools wins 'Now'. All of Pro Tools Outboard Gear is: Pure Badd Ass Class. It's just to expensive. You can get a Porsche for less than a Pro Tools Set-Up. Pro Tools Rules, for now. |
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Mon 17 Jul 2006, 09:07
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Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 348 Joined: 10-Feb 06 From: Hamburg - DE Member No.: 76,633 |
This is what I heard and I believe it. Pro Tools is the best Software. If I had the money, I'd get Pro Tools. I'm a happy Logic user, I purchased Logic because it was affordable and easy to use, like a Mac. Most "Professional" Studios use Pro Tools. I thnk one day Logic will surpass Pro Tools simply because Steve Jobs has an Army of top technicians and a truck load of development money... Pro Tools, no matter how great now, cannot compete with Macintosh's plan of music domination. All software companies are now running to Macintosh to pay to get 'In'. Love it. The little guy wins. No one would consider Macintosh compatibilty years ago,
When I began using Mac a million years ago there was nothing available. PC had everything I wanted, but only for PC. Retailers and musician friends laughed at me for using a Mac. I was left out of all the "good and cool" stuff. I could barely get a game! I don't have time to play games now, but now, musically, I leave the PC boys for dead, many are still using "old" Logic on PC's. (PC- Pre Cool). I have shared/exchanged Files and Environments with PC. I end up spending hours just organizing Macintosh will probably purchase Pro Tools one day. It's simply a matter of time and money. Mac will win 'Then', Pro Tools wins 'Now'. All of Pro Tools Outboard Gear is: Pure Badd Ass Class. It's just to expensive. You can get a Porsche for less than a Pro Tools Set-Up. Pro Tools Rules, for now. |
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