I have colleagues still using logic 10 who cannot upgrade on their older Macs.
Is there a way of exporting my Logic 11 files so that they can be read accurately by Logic 11.
They can open Logic 11 with Logic 10 but then seem to get problems.
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Original Title: how to export logic 11 to logic 10
Mac mini, macOS 15.5
Gentleman,
There is a better way to import the Markers. You can bounce a .Wav file and import them like so:
Gentleman,
There is a better way to import the Markers. You can bounce a .Wav file and import them like so:
They can open Logic 11 with Logic 10 but then seem to get problems.
What kind of problems? Some features are not available in Logic 10. Alternatively, you could export the tracks like professionals do, as nobody has the same software and plugins.
You could still copy and paste markers into the "new" project.
Yes, I have been exporting tracks which is fine but useful info like markers doesn't travel across.
I don't think they were trying to do anything beyond the capability of Logic 10 but some behaviors were unusual which we could only put down to the move from 11 to 10.
Not a huge problem; I can wait till they save up for new Macs!
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.
yoyoBen,
thx dude. .Wav files also contain bpm information so you could use as it as a Faux/Dummy Tempo Track as well.
I’ve learned a lot from you—just glad I could dish the assist and keep the ball moving.
Wow, I didn't know that option. This is very handy.
Excellent - I think that resolves my issues beautifully (I didn't know this one either!)
Thanks to all of you.
Andy
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