HI, a guitarist friend of mine has sent a Logic Pro song file for me to add some keyboard parts to his arrangement. Although we are both running Logic Pro 7 on Mac G5s, we do not have identical sound source (plug-ins and MIDI sound modules). What's the best/simplest way to accomplish this so that he can just load and play when I return his file? I have added several stereo keyboard parts - using both MIDI synths and plug-in audio instruments. Do I bounce each new track/part separately to convert to audio or is there a better and quicker way? Thank you, gof

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "goff880" <gkfwmusic@...> wrote: > > HI, a guitarist friend of mine has sent a Logic Pro song file for me to add some keyboard > parts to his arrangement. Although we are both running Logic Pro 7 on Mac G5s, we do not > have identical sound source (plug-ins and MIDI sound modules). What's the best/ simplest > way to accomplish this so that he can just load and play when I return his file? > > I have added several stereo keyboard parts - using both MIDI synths and plug-in audio > instruments. Do I bounce each new track/part separately to convert to audio or is there a > better and quicker way? > > Thank you, > > gof > That's the best approach to ensure the timbre/performance is consistent if you don't share the same synths. I would do that and also include MIDI tracks in case he wants to edit or try new sounds. Doug