 Is This Even Possible With Pro Tools?, Please HELP! |
 lun. 11 juin 2007, 16:34
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Okay, so long story short, I will be having a track on a major release album. But the track they chose to use was originally made on Fruity Loops a couple of years ago.
I need to have this Fruity Loops file converted to a Pro Tools file in order for the studio staff to lay it down properly. How can I do this? Is it possible? And if not, what do you suggest I do? THIS IS A VERY URGENT AND IMPORTANT ISSUE, I HAVE TO DEAL WITH PRONTO. THIS VERY WELL COULD BE MY BIG BREAK. ANY ADVICE OR HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! THANKS! |
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mar. 12 juin 2007, 05:34
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One way is that I understand that Fruity can be a rewire slave to Pro Tools. You would open PT then Fruity and rewire/record all of your tracks from Fruity into PT. This may be a little more work than is necessary. The other is that you can take the individual tracks in Fruity (assuming that they are all Wav or Aiff and not midi/virtual instrument files) and insert them as individual tracks in PT.
Ce message a été modifié par mortalengines - mar. 12 juin 2007, 05:36. |
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scribbles Is This Even Possible With Pro Tools? lun. 11 juin 2007, 16:34
scribbles Ohhh I see what you mean....I'll try it out wh... mar. 12 juin 2007, 23:21 Mac Daddy "mortalengines"... That is absolutely th... mer. 13 juin 2007, 07:26
scribbles Thanks a lot homey. It means a lot.
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