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is it possible to use or merge different parts of different logic files in one track?? if that makes sense? thanks

masterchief wrote:is it possible to use or merge different parts of different logic files in one track?? if that makes sense? thanks

Sort of, although there might be a more efficient way. You can have more than one project open in Logic, and copy the MIDI parts from one, and past them in the other. And then you can copy the channel strip (instrument, routing, plug-ins), and then past those settings on another strip.

ransom wrote:

masterchief wrote:is it possible to use or merge different parts of different logic files in one track?? if that makes sense? thanks

Sort of, although there might be a more efficient way. You can have more than one project open in Logic, and copy the MIDI parts from one, and past them in the other. And then you can copy the channel strip (instrument, routing, plug-ins), and then past those settings on another strip.

You could also bounce each track to audio to save finding all the plug-ins and so on when you put it into your other project

the best way of doing this is as follows -

Goto the browser on the right. then look up your project files, find the song that you want to import stuff from, then at the bottom right there’s an button that says 'import'. Click this. you will then be given a list of all the channels and plugins used in that project. select whatever you want and hit import.

This will add these channels to the current song you are on including arrangement, midi, audio, automation, channel strips, busses with effects etc.. all that good stuff and adds to the current session

Depone wrote:the best way of doing this is as follows -

Goto the browser on the right. then look up your project files, find the song that you want to import stuff from, then at the bottom right there’s an button that says 'import'. Click this. you will then be given a list of all the channels and plugins used in that project. select whatever you want and hit import.

This will add these channels to the current song you are on including arrangement, midi, audio, automation, channel strips, busses with effects etc.. all that good stuff and adds to the current session

This is so much easier, thanks!

KiloDubstep wrote:

Depone wrote:the best way of doing this is as follows -

Goto the browser on the right. then look up your project files, find the song that you want to import stuff from, then at the bottom right there’s an button that says 'import'. Click this. you will then be given a list of all the channels and plugins used in that project. select whatever you want and hit import.

This will add these channels to the current song you are on including arrangement, midi, audio, automation, channel strips, busses with effects etc.. all that good stuff and adds to the current session

This is so much easier, thanks!

Only found this feature a month or so ago, really useful hidden bonus of logic over over daws I've worked with

Depone wrote:
Only found this feature a month or so ago, really useful hidden bonus of logic over over daws I've worked with

Yeah, thanks for the tip Depone! I'm constantly learning new stuff about Logic.

ransom wrote:

Depone wrote:
Only found this feature a month or so ago, really useful hidden bonus of logic over over daws I've worked with

Yeah, thanks for the tip Depone! I'm constantly learning new stuff about Logic.

yeh cheers

where is this import button i cant see it mine just says open in the bottom right? im on logic 8 btw

Depone wrote:the best way of doing this is as follows -

Goto the browser on the right. then look up your project files, find the song that you want to import stuff from, then at the bottom right there’s an button that says 'import'. Click this. you will then be given a list of all the channels and plugins used in that project. select whatever you want and hit import.

This will add these channels to the current song you are on including arrangement, midi, audio, automation, channel strips, busses with effects etc.. all that good stuff and adds to the current session

bro this shit has literally changed my life

masterchief wrote:where is this import button i cant see it mine just says open in the bottom right? im on logic 8 btw

You probably figured this out by now (I noticed this post is from a month ago). I'm on Logic 9 and it's under the file menu. You select the logic file you want to import from and then a dialog box should pop up showing everything available in that file. You can pick and choose what to import.