Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

On 26/09/2009, at 4:03 PM, Steve Currington wrote:

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> From:	Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com on behalf of jvtalbert
> Sent:	Sat 26-Sep-09 3:27 PM
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> Subject:	[Logic_Cafe] Re: Converting Logic 5.5 PC Projects
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>>> You can use the "poor man's freeze" : solo each track and bounce to
>>> audio. Then you don't need to worry about any conversions. Just
>>> start all audio from bar 0, and then you don't have to import the
>>> files into Logic. Instead start a new Logic file and import the
>>> audio clean.
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>> I agree.  Actually I've done that before two or three times to get
>> projects into another DAW.  But I'd rather not have to do that for 70
>> projects!  I really wouldn't be able to find that kind of time.
>> Converting them to native I'll be able to work on them on an
>> up-to-date and supported DAW - and in this case on a machine with
>> more horsepower.  I'll also be able to finally retire (or restage)
>> my old PC much sooner which has no other use right now other than to
>> open Logic 5.5 projects
>
>> John
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> Hmm what is that music transport format that can be used to move  
> projects between Protools and Logic,. Is it OMG or something. Damn I  
> forget & I am not near my studio riht now..
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> Anyway. wonder whether exporting in that and then importing into a  
> different version would work??
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> Just a lateral thought?
>
> Steve
>

OK I now remember it is an OMF file.
As I say wonder how that would work?  Never used one before so don't  
know what it brings and leaves behind.

Steve