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 ven. 7 mai 2004, 16:09
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Hi all:
Thanks in advance for dealing with a newbie question. I'm a sound designer, and I'm *finally* making the transisition from PC to Mac. For budgetary reasons (and because I dig ProTools), I'm looking at getting an Mbox. My question is this: Will I be able to import all of my old .WAV files into PT for the Mac? Or will I need to convert them to .AIF? If the latter, it's not a big deal, I have CleanerXL for the PC...it'd just be a pain, y'know? Granted, a one-time pain, but a pain nonetheless. Thanks again. Regards, --Anthony |
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sam. 8 mai 2004, 04:04
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In Pro Tools 6, the default format is .wav
You still have the option to record to SD2 (like in Pro Tools 5), but for cross platform compatitibility they made both the Mac and Windows use .wav, so there wouldn't be problems moving from one system to the other. |
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Antman Protools - Making The Transition ven. 7 mai 2004, 16:09
gdoubleyou You can import them, PTLE may want to convert them... ven. 7 mai 2004, 23:45
cruiserman Pro Tools on a Mac can import either Wav, AIFF or ... dim. 9 mai 2004, 19:35 |
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