Converting Legacy Logic Files to Apple Logic Pro X

If you're looking to switch from using Apple Logic Pro X, there's no need to worry about losing your valuable sessions. We can convert your files to standard MIDI files and audio tracks, making it easy for you to access them on your new platform.

You can send us your files via email or physical media, such as floppy disks, Zip disks, Jaz disks, SCSI drives, or DDS tapes. However, please note that Logic Pro X cannot open certain file formats, including Classic Mac OS and OSX Logic sessions made with Logic Pro 4 earlier, Logic for Windows, or Logic for Atari.

On the other hand, Logic Pro 8 and 9 session files can be read by Logic Pro X without any issues. If you encounter any problems, we're happy to help fix them. The conversion process involves converting the session file, which can then be relinked to your audio files once placed in the new Audio Files directory.

For those using Emagic Windows or post-Apple acquisition era OS X 10.0 - 10.5 without file extensions, or Classic Mac and Mac OS X sessions with no audio files (except for SD2), you won't need to send any additional files unless you're unsure.

We can convert almost any legacy Logic file to a full Apple Logic Pro X format. This includes:

* Logic Audio Platinum/Gold/Silver/Express

* Logic Pro 4, 5, 6, 7 with lowercase file names

* Logic Audio Platinum/Gold/Silver and MicroLogic (Classic Mac System 7.x, OS 8.x, OS 9.x)

Please note that the latest version of Apple Logic Pro X (version 10.5.0 released May 12, 2020) cannot read most old Logic file formats going back over 30 years. If you encounter an error message saying 'The format of this project is not compatible with this Logic Pro X Version,' don't worry! We can convert your files to a new version for you.

Don't let outdated file formats hold you back from using Apple Logic Pro X. Contact us today and let our team help you migrate your legacy files to the latest format.

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