On Aug 1, 2004, at 11:57 PM, Jules Bromley wrote: > Hi George > >> I've done this very thing many times no problems, 24 bit or >> 16 bit. Are you using the latest version of Logic and Nuendo? >> >> The only other way is to bounce each track starting from bar >> 1 beat 1 to the end of the part, and import them into Logic >> as straight audio tracks.. > > Yes I'm using the latest versions of Logic and Nuendo and all files are > 24bit. When you say you've done this very thing, are you talking about > using OMF, Open TL or some other method? When I tried OMF using file > references, the Logic import gave me errors and nothing was imported > (sorry > I don't recall the error details but I'll try again today). > > I presume you're using OMF type 2, are you exporting everything to one > big > file, or just using the OMF file reference system? OMF 2. Making one file with all the audio included. Make sure you select all before you do the save as. > > The bouncing approach is something I may fall back on, although it > will mean > a load of extra work. Not from Logic. Just use the freeze function. Heck, you can even do a 32 bit freeze, as Nuendo 2 PREFERS 32 bit files. > > Many thanks for your help. (again). > > Jules > Any time. I just hope you can get it to work... I guarantee you it can. George PS (Unless I have some kind of Magic Mac, and I can tell you from my last one, this is not true) ________________________________________________________ A Member of the Apple Consultants Network (ACN) www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Now both Mac OSX and Windows XP... the only way to fly ;-) Buy the new CSi Logic Pro Starter Training CD http://store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/clink?muskalipman+MU3Us5+1592004784.html