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 Tue 2 Nov 2004, 17:46
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Protools user transitioning.. firewire 410, dual G5 2.0 and can create/write input midi notes but have tried importing my midi files and a standard midi file from web to no avail. Protools it will show up in a track but no go with Logic. Documentation doesn't inform me in any way. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Wed 3 Nov 2004, 09:35
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Your question is not clear: You mean that you didnt succeed to import midi files in logic?
Did you try to add the .mid suffix to your files , then use "import" from the file's menu (or something like that) in Logic. -------------------- Soif, MacMusic Webmaster
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webchannel5.com Logic 7 Midi File Import Tue 2 Nov 2004, 17:46
webchannel5.com Soif,
the mid extension is there. Have tried to i... Wed 3 Nov 2004, 09:40 Mr.Dave Soif is right, "Import" should work. If ... Wed 3 Nov 2004, 09:48 editbrain to add on to the other posts if i may...
you need... Thu 4 Nov 2004, 08:04 webchannel5.com thanks for helpful comments. Finally managed to i... Fri 5 Nov 2004, 06:35
editbrain nice
i am sorry if my post was not relevant, but i... Fri 5 Nov 2004, 07:56 |
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