Exporting to Logic??

[lumisuto]

Hi!

I'm having trouble exporting files to open in Logic Pro 8 in omf. The document can be opened but even after I input the correct tempo all the audio regions get in the wrong position except the ones starting at zero. I'm also getting stereo tracks as two mono tracks but I suppose that could be normal with omf. What could be the problem here? What are the right settings to export the document?

[Yiannis]

I had the same problem with Logic.

Here is what works for me:

1) make sure you have enable omf Logic compatibility when you export from DP.

2) open a new file in Logic.

3) set the correct sample rate

4) set the correct bpm

5) now import the omf file to Logic.

Everything should be ok.

hope it helps

[Mr_Clifford]

..after I input the correct tempo all the audio regions get in the wrong position except the ones starting at zero.

I suspect that's because the audio is put in the 'right' place before you set the tempo, and then they move with the tempo change (as you would expect) - can you 'lock' tracks to timecode position in Logic? That would be the only way to stop them from moving after a tempo change.

I'm also getting stereo tracks as two mono tracks but I suppose that could be normal with omf. What could be the problem here? What are the right settings to export the document?

Mono tracks is normal with OMF. Doesn't sound like you're doing anything in the export process. It's a pity that OMF doesn't allow for tempo maps to be included.

[lumisuto]

Ohhh I'll try that! I'll let you know if it works for me!

Thanks Yiannis!!