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From: "bup416" <bup416@earthlink.net>
Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 at 1:48:17 PM
Subject: [LUG] Import Quicktime audio into Logic 		Message #209186
I want to import some stems that were converted to quicktime audio into logic7.1.1. When i go to import the tracks are grayed out. i can't seem to find how to do it if it is possible. Do i need Quicktime Pro to export it?
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From: Colin Shapiro <musos@icon.co.za>
Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 at 5:49:04 AM
Subject: Re: [LUG] Import Quicktime audio into Logic 		Message #209213
This is a reply to #209186.
>I want to import some stems that were converted to quicktime audio >into logic7.1.1. When i >go to import the tracks are grayed out. i can't seem to find how to >do it if it is possible. Do i >need Quicktime Pro to export it? Grayed out - where exactly? Do you mean in the main <File> menu in Logic? This is not the place to look. Simplest: Drag the Qtime files from the desktop onto your arrange window. You'll most likely get an alert that gives you the option to Open the Movie and Extract the Audio. Just select the audio option and an AIFF copy of the audio will be made which appears in both the arrange window and audio window. Qtime can handle many types of audio file - not all of them are handled by Logic. Compatible file types can be dragged directly into the audio window (AIFF, SDII, etc) Regards - Colin
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From: R <bup416@earthlink.net>
Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 at 10:27:31 AM
Subject: Re: [LUG] Import Quicktime audio into Logic 		Message #209231
This is a reply to #209213.
On 2/5/06 6:49 AM, "Colin Shapiro" <musos@icon.co.za> wrote: > Grayed out - where exactly? Do you mean in the main <File> menu in > Logic? This is not the place to look. > Simplest: > Drag the Qtime files from the desktop onto your arrange window. > You'll most likely get an alert that gives you the option to Open the > Movie and Extract the Audio. Just select the audio option and an AIFF > copy of the audio will be made which appears in both the arrange > window and audio window. > > Qtime can handle many types of audio file - not all of them are > handled by Logic. Compatible file types can be dragged directly into > the audio window (AIFF, SDII, etc) The individual files are grayed out. I started to drag each one into the arrange window. Logic converted a few and they played ok and the rest were converted to AIFF. When I drag the AIFF file into logic , I get a error window saying What kind of file is this, do you want to abort? I don't get it. I converted a couple into Pro Tools and then brought them into Logic, but that seems too tedious. R
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