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#433385 - 10/24/03 02:14 PM

Transferring files from Cubase to Logic...question...

earthdan
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How can I transfer a file from Cubase to Logic. Is the best way (or only way) to save it as a midi file? What information will be retained?

I use Logic 6 on Mac osx. Don't know what version of Cubase is being used.

Cheers.

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#433386 - 10/24/03 02:47 PM

Re: Transferring files from Cubase to Logic...question...

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export a midi file from cubase will save all the midi info.
Export every audio file sepertly starting at a known point (either start all files at bar 1, or name the file with the bar it starts in)
write down the tempo..

Thats about it.

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#433387 - 10/24/03 03:25 PM

Re: Transferring files from Cubase to Logic...question...

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Thanks. Will a midi file retain automation information (volume and pan)?

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#433388 - 10/25/03 01:23 PM

Re: Transferring files from Cubase to Logic...question...

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Quote:

Originally posted by earthdan:
Thanks. Will a midi file retain automation information (volume and pan)?

Midi automation (ie controll message) will probably be saved with a midi export afaik... but I'm not sure..
Its easy to test though. tell your friend to export a midi file. then import it to a new empty song as see what is savd and what is not..

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