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If you really like and use the keyboard shortcuts in Logic, I know there are Studio One 'mappings' for keyboard shortcuts that you can select for other DAWS you're used to.

I'd think it easy as exporting each track from Logic as a wav then importing it/them to S1?

Search the S1 forums for more info as this has been asked before.

Can you still open them in Logic, or has that ship sailed? Not sure if you would be able to drag the raw files into S1, and fire off "Move to Origin" and have them put in the proper place in the timeline. Don't know enough about Logic to say for sure.

If the Logic ship has sailed, look in to AAtranslator. It converts sessions from one daw to the other, quite well. I use it for PT sessions all the time. There are 2 versions. I think Logic can use the lower cost option. PT of course needs the $200 version. Just another reason to hate PT.

If the Logic ship is still in port, open the songs and export the stems. Then drag the stems into a new S1 song from the browser.

Exporting the stems is the easiest in this case. Open TL is the closest format they both have but neither is bi directional as far as exporting and importing

shanabit wroteExporting the stems is the easiest in this case. Open TL is the closest format they both have but neither is bi directional as far as exporting and importing

Pretty sure OpenTL was available as an export prior to version 10 of Logic. Stems is always good but if OpenTL is an option I would certainly try that

Runaway wrote

shanabit wroteExporting the stems is the easiest in this case. Open TL is the closest format they both have but neither is bi directional as far as exporting and importing

Pretty sure OpenTL was available as an export prior to version 10 of Logic. Stems is always good but if OpenTL is an option I would certainly try that

Pretty sure I just did an export with Open TL from Logic 9 and Logic X. S1 will not import it or read it. Maybe Im doing it wrong? Ill try again to day to double check

shanabit wrotePretty sure I just did an export with Open TL from Logic 9 and Logic X. S1 will not import it or read it. Maybe Im doing it wrong? Ill try again to day to double check

It's a while since I had to deal with anything as illogical as Logic's export efforts. I would have to look through my notes but I do recall seeing OpenTL files from Logic which had no carriage returns or line feeds. AATranslator is able to deal with these but it may well be that S1, understandably, cannot.

Feel free to email me a .tl file (info at aatranslator dot com dot au) and I will check it out for you

Runaway wrote

shanabit wrotePretty sure I just did an export with Open TL from Logic 9 and Logic X. S1 will not import it or read it. Maybe Im doing it wrong? Ill try again to day to double check

It's a while since I had to deal with anything as illogical as Logic's export efforts. I would have to look through my notes but I do recall seeing OpenTL files from Logic which had no carriage returns or line feeds. AATranslator is able to deal with these but it may well be that S1, understandably, cannot.

Feel free to email me a .tl file (info at aatranslator dot com dot au) and I will check it out for you

Ive been messing with this for an hour. Saved projects in Logic 9 Open TL AAF, FinalCut/XML. Logic X AAF, Final Cut XML. No go, errors when trying to get S1 to read it. I could get the track listing with Open TL but the audio tracks won't import with it. Unless its a two step process?

Either way, Im done trying, total PITA. Exporting the audio files is the easiest way period

And to think that every one of those formats has a freely available specification and yet the two DAWs don't talk to each other.
I guess that is just one of the reasons for building AATranslator

Thank you all for the suggestions. I could get Logic back up and running again but really wouldn't like to. I am going to go back through these songs and remix and master them. I might try takings all the audio files and placing them into S1 and see what happens.

John Bovinette