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Can anyone help me out?

Mantiis · 2009-11-19 18:27:01

Heres the problem. My band have recorded an album using Audacity (i know its ****), any I recently got Logic for mac, and was wondering if there was any way to transfer the Audacity project files onto Logic so I can edit each track seperatley. I also have about a thousand data files (.au) for each song but they dont do…

19-11-2009 7:27pm

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Mantiis

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Heres the problem.
My band have recorded an album using Audacity (i know its ****), any I recently got Logic for mac, and was wondering if there was any way to transfer the Audacity project files onto Logic so I can edit each track seperatley. I also have about a thousand data files (.au) for each song but they dont do anything.
Any help appreciated.

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#2 19-11-2009 8:28pm

vinylbomb

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You cant, you'll have to bounce it to audio in Audacity, then open each track in Logic.

Sorry!!

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#3 21-11-2009 12:09pm

Des Claypool

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bounce each track to wav then stick em into logic individually, altho if i was you i'd just re-record everything with logic and use the audacity as a practice attempt. it'l most like sound much better dependin on your interfaces capabilities.

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