On Aug 1, 2005, at 5:56 PM, a_sabotage_scheme wrote: >> On Jul 19, 2005, at 3:59 PM, a_sabotage_scheme wrote: >> >>> hi, does anyone know how to import CUBASE song files into LOGIC? >>> thanks in advance. >>> > > --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, George Leger III <george3@u...> > wrote: > >> Audio? Midi only? what EXACTLY do you mean? >> No you can't import a Cubase song, so you will need to convert to >> OMF, or save the midi as mid, or bounce all your tracks, bar 1, >> beat 1... >> > > > I exported midi files from Cubase, which resulted as .mid file, and > tried to import it into Logic, but it didn`t work. Is this what you > were talking about? Am I missing anything? > > > Please help again. Thanks a lot. First, export your midi file from Cubase as Type 1. this will make a midi file that has 1 track per midi channel. Make sure you glue all the content of each track together before you do this, or you will end up with a huge jumble of tracks (not good). Also, make sure you take notes to what is on each track. You might want to name each track with the info for it, EG Track 1, drums, batter, patch big drums Track 2 bass, Pro53, bright string Do this until all your tracks are notated. Save as mid file type 1 from cubase, making a .mid file. Now, open Logic, and drag the midi file into the arrange window. Make sure you select individual tracks when asked. You should now have a Logic file that has the same amount of midi tracks, with the info from each track. Add the virtual instrument or midi out to the right midi part, and off you go. Hope this helps. If not, I guess it's time to read the manuals a bit more. George ________________________________________________________ www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Mac AND PC: The only way to fly 8-}