 Is It Possible To Convert Logic Files To Windows? |
 Wed 27 Jul 2005, 16:16
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 27-Jul 05 From: Chester - UK Member No.: 68,199  |
Hi,
I know that this sounds like a stupid question but I hope that you will humour me in my ignorance!  I need to know if it is possible to convert audio tracks recording using Logic 6 on a Mac so that they will be able to be used in Cubase VST on a PC. A band-mate of mine has asked me to send him some files so he can use them and I have no idea how to or what the best format would be. Any and all help/advice/suggestions will be hugely appreciated. Thanks.
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Fri 5 Aug 2005, 02:30
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 Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 479 Joined: 08-May 05 From: Portland - US Member No.: 65,373 |
Yes, go ahead & convert each individual track as its own wav or aiff file (it doesn't matter much which one as most programs will read either) however, if the rendering is coming from a mac, be sure to save each file with "file extensions" - there is a box you can check off in the "save" window on the mac that does this for you. PCs are really stupid that way: if its ANY kind of data file, it will need some kind of extension. At least this has been my experience when moving files between formats. The only exception to this rule that I have seen is when you want to extract track from a finalized audio cd or cd-r.
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Invisible100 Is It Possible To Convert Logic Files To Windows? Wed 27 Jul 2005, 16:16
ourmanflinty You'll probably have to bounce each track to a... Wed 27 Jul 2005, 18:11 coldharbour If he needs just the MIDI then you can export the ... Sat 30 Jul 2005, 00:47
ourmanflinty you're right mortal, it'll have to be .wav... Fri 5 Aug 2005, 12:22 |
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