Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In this riveting tutorial I'll teach you how to export audio and midi out of Logic X and import it into Pro Tools. With this method you'll retain your MIDI regions as well as convert your MIDI to audio, still have a working conductor track as well as markers. Even if you don't own Pro Tools, you can still use this method to prep your Logic session for someone else.
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In this riveting tutorial I'll teach you how to export audio and midi out of Logic X and import it into Pro Tools. With this method you'll retain your MIDI regions as well as convert your MIDI to audio, still have a working conductor track as well as markers. Even if you don't own Pro Tools, you can still use this method to prep your Logic session for someone else.
Check out dbwproductions.com for high quality music production in Woodland Hills, CA (just 30 minutes from Hollywood)
