on 6/1/00 6:13 AM, BastoBerlin@... at BastoBerlin@... wrote: > Hi Robert, > Thanks for answer. Yes, I mean sync to an internal editing program, like > Final Cut Pro, on the same system as the midi sequencer, in my case LAMP. > While composing and editing midi on Logic, I will jut do cuts and assembling > works on Final. I will not need to have Logic running during visual effects > and compositing work. In the same way, I will not need to have Final running > during advanced midi/audio editing on Logic. What I need is a system > configuration that allow you to work on music and video ideas at the same > time during the first steps of the work. So, how can I sync the two programs > and how can I control one of both with the transport window of the other one? > MTC & MMC from Logic?... but I don't think Final can receive that info. Which > editing program can receive such protocols? > Any help will be appreciated. > basto As far as I know, your stuck on this one. Final Cut can bring in SMPTE code with clips, but it cannot sync its transport to SMPTE, as far as I know. The only way to bridge the gap between the two is to export a scratch movie from Final Cut, bring it in to Logic, and work in Logic. When you bounce your audio and bring it in to Final Cut, it should sync up perfectly with your video. Unless someone else has an idea, I think that exporting/importing is the only way to use the two programs together. Same with Premiere. I don't know about Media 100. Avid can do sync, but probably not on the same computer. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Edwards This is my new email address. My San Francisco, CA flashmail.com address still works, MarkEdwards@... but please start using this one. -------------------------------------------------------------------