Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Two ideas:

1.  In Real Time:  Set the output of the protected track to Bus 1-2.  Create a new stereo 
audio track and set the input to Bus 1-2.  Record arm the new (black trap) and see if you 
can copy the track that way.

2.  Pull the track into iTunes or Waveburner and burn an audio CD, once you do that I 
think you should be able to import that audio track off the CD.  

Let us know how this works out, I'm curious!

Pete

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Paul Heitsch <Paul@...> wrote:
>
> >   I just imported an MP3 to logic, importing it as an audio file, as
> > I wanted the track to fade out. However, Logic won't let me edit the
> > file at all. It seems to be protected and I can't work out how to
> > unprotect it. Going to the audio bin to unprotect there has no effect.
> > 
> > Can anyone help please?
> > 
> > Andy B
> > 
> Did Logic import a copy of the file, or is it using the original?
> 
> Is the original on RW media, or read-only? If it resides on or was copied
> from a CD or DVD, it may retain its read-only attribute, which you can
> change using Get Info in the Finder.
> 
>  - PH 
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