sauna-l

Yes, there's a clean and easy way to do that (I know this is an old thread, but this might be helpful anyway as no one seemed to know about it) : 1 - Load your -L and -R files in the audio file list and select them 2 - choose "copy/convert (...)" from the audio files window "file" menu (NOT the main window menu) 3 - on the bottom of the copy/convert window that opens, under the file type settings (sample rate, resolution ...) you'll find a setting concerning the stereo options of the file ; here you can choose "split to interleaved" Done Note : you can do the opposite : split stereo files into mono dual individual channels by the same menu

Well, please ... I think, the way you describe it, no one can get exactly what you want, and using capital letters won't help. There's no CD "preparing" tools in Logic, if that's what you're looking for. Logic can handle all your audio and pre-mastering, but you won't enter PQ codes or tracks IDs in Logic. If you bounce your mixes you'll get stereo files. Then you can make a playlist in Itunes or Toast with these stereo files and burn a CD from the playlist, or even burn a CD by loading a blank CD in your Mac and placing your files on it. If you want to make a more sophisticated mastering, precise adjustments in levels, pauses, indexes, and have special requests (i.e you want a track to begin between to mixes that are chained together etc ...) You'd better use Peak or, even better, the dedicated Roxio Jam software. Your last question, however, doesn't mean nothing to me (sorry). Maybe it's just computer basics you need instead of logicpro help?

You're right! I actually can open them through the "Open" dialog. It used to lead to a crash before I did some "system cleaning" (permissions, cache ...) so I figured I had to go through the "Import" process, which didn't help at all. But this is not the case. And yes, Notator songs, made 17 years ago, on an Atari computer, open up at a glance, with the original arrangement, including folders, in place and ready to go. This is quite unique in the software world, I think ... Thanks a lot for your support!

Hello, I can't import any file from the File -> Import menu. With "all Logic files" selected, all Logic files are unselectable (greyed). I need to import old Notator files. "Open" Logic files works normally. I'm using Logic Pro 7.01 on a Powerbook Alu w Panther as OS. I've repaired permissions, logged as root, with no success. I think I'm missing something, but I can't figure what. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance