Exporting midi to protools

Is anyone exporting midi files from Garageband2 in protools 6.4???How you do it ???
eMac 1.25 Mac OS X (10.3.4) garageban2,protools6.4,motumach5,reasonadapted

The only way to get midi tracks out of a GB file is to open it in Logic and export. For an important one-time project it might be useful to download a trial version of Logic Express.

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Export mide files

I have a session whith Au instruments. I want export midi file. When I import again exported midi file logic place each regions which stand in one track to many tracks. I have many many tracks thith one region on them.
I shood to glue all regions on tracks before export?
I tryed to check "saves single reg./ to midi 0..." but I have same result

Hi Sergey
Save your session as
Glue how you see fit
Export. Nothing to lose this way.

How to export midi file wih song tempo alternative ?

can I export Midi File that including song tempo alternative in it?
Please Tall Me How to do that Thanks

Not sure what you mean by "Tempo Alternative", but a standard MIDI file includes all tempo information, whether it's a static tempo throughout the song, or an intricate tempo map. It's all included.
As to "how"... simply utilize the "Export as MIDI file" function, found under the Export options in the File menu.

Is it possible to export OMF (to ProTools)?

Is it possible to export OMF (to ProTools)? It is vital for the post of sound to be able to send the edit for further work by professional sounddesigners. I love the idea of FC-X, but if OMF export/import is not possible...
Would appreciate any ideas as to how to go about this issue! Thanks

If you need to export an OMF file, you'll have to export your project to FCP 7 with Xto7 (http://assistedediting.intelligentassistance.com/Xto7/) and export an OMF from there. However AAF export is possible with X2Pro software (http://www.x2pro.net/). I highly recommend it, since it makes use of FCP X's Roles-feature by naming the tracks in ProTools according to roles.

Is it possible to export MIDI files created in Garage Band into Pro tools 9?

Is it possible to export MIDI files created in Garage Band into Pro tools 9?

GB does not support exporting MIDI files, you'd need to open the file with Logic to do that

'Trasposition' not translating to Export Midi

I have a cue where I used the transposition in the upper left hand side of the inspector area on certain midi regions. Now I need to get this to my orchestrator so they can work in Finale.
However, we're finding that "Transposition" of midi regions doesn't carry over to exporting midi. Right now I'm having add a blank region with no transposition and merge them in order to make the preferences permanent. This is a bit silly and cumbersome. Is there an easier way to do this?

There is a command to "normalize" the playback parameters. Select the regions in question and look under the MIDI menu.

Can I Export midi files out of garageband 1.1

Can I Export midi files out of garageband 1.1. If so, How?

77music wrote:
how can I export midi files from new garageband 10/ 2013?
unfortunately, like the previous 6 versions of GB, MIDI export is not supported. you would need to open the file in Logic in order to do that

Exporting MIDI files

Is it possible to export midi tracks as midi files? I don't want to export them as mp3 wav or anything else. they need to be midi.
Thanks

voxwah0 wrote:
Is it possible to export midi tracks as midi files?
no

Hey guys, my question is how can I export midi files from new garageband 10/ 2013? Thanks

Hey guys, my question is how can I export midi files from new garageband 10/ 2013? Thanks

77music wrote:
how can I export midi files from new garageband 10/ 2013?
unfortunately, like the previous 6 versions of GB, MIDI export is not supported. you would need to open the file in Logic in order to do that

Any Complete Tutorials On How To Edit And Export MIDI Files In GB?

Hi. A friend sent me about 25 nice standard MIDI files that all open fine in QT Pro. She wants me to drag and drop them into GarageBand 2, attempt to edit them, change sounds and then export them out as the edited versions, key changes, added bars, change instrument sounds, etc,. Although I'm a trained musician who understands form, I really don't have a clue on how to use GB to edit and export standard MIDI files. Can this be done effectively in GB ver 2 or 3?
Basically what she then wants to do is take the edited MIDI tracks, put them into itunes I guess on her iBook G4 or Ipod and do a solo act playing her keyboard live and usibg the MIDI tracks as background.
Are there any links to step by step tutorials on how I can lerarn this procedure? Please offer any advice and links if you can and thanks for your help
steveb

Not really practical, I'm afraid. Capturing screenshots and cutting them up is possible with Photoshop, but PDF editing is very limited (fix a typo, move a picture).

Export .mid files: Contains instrument sound

Hi all,
Using logic 9 and I want to export a bar as a midi file, but also to contain the instrument sound/information.
So for example, I have a midi instrument of a kick drum and when I exported 'selection as midi file', I want it to play this kick drum sound. Currently, when I export, the midi file defaults to a Piano sound.
Is this Logic performing normally? Is there anyway for the kick sound to export, without converting to an audio file?
It has to a .mid file, as it is going to used in Python for a interactive project.
Thanks guys.

Thanks Data Stream Studio.
I have created Software instrument tracks, so I just copied the midi file, to the External MIDI track and followed your instructions.
But I have also created synthesised sounds, guitars, bass etc. as well, which I need to convert. But when I follow your instructions in regard to their channel I end up with the piano sound.
Example - I have a bass synthesiser sound. I copied the MIDI from the software instrument to a External MIDI. I changed the channel to 2, and program 38 for Synth Bass, but I end up with the standard piano sound.
Is there something I've missed here?
Thanks.

Exporting MIDI in Logic Express 9

I use logic to record VST drum tracks using Superior Drummer. I may record a few different takes that are in my take folder. When I'm editing the MIDI take, I may add some extra bass drum hits or cymbal crashes.
Here is my problem: When I select the take to export, after its saved to my desktop, I'll reimport it to test it. It imorts 2 MIDI files. The first one is the main file with the track and CC info. the second MIDI track is the added hits that I edited earlier. I now have to merge the two files to make them play correctly.
This happens when I send to my friend who is also using superior drummer, but on Nuendo.
I have normalized the track and try to merge is but no luck!
Does Logic make a track layer with added MIDI information on top of the played take MIDI track?
Also, If I have multiple MIDI takes and select the one take I want to export, I get all the takes in the export. How do I only export the selected take and not have to delete all my takes?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
KBregs

I will ask my question on another way. How guys are you using the punch in/out mode ? tell me the context and the options selected for this.
For me it is made for replace a part of a recording that you don't like and repeat that until you get te right take.
I've rea the manual but I don't find what I want to do.
Image you record 4 measures and you don't like the 2 last measures. You want to replace it. It's what I want to do. For me I thought you could put the cycle mode on over the 4 measures and put the punch in/out mode on the 2 last measures with the replace button activated. That's doesnt work. After I've tried the same method with selecting the take folder option in the project record option. But I can't heard the 4 measures in the loop. I just heard the 2 last measures that are between the punch in/out selectors.
Could you help me please?
Thanks

Can't export MIDI as Audio file. Any idea what I should have done?

Hi all,
wonder if anyone can help me out. I'm a "Logic"-newbie.
I recorded 10 "external MIDI" tracks(strings) from my Roland JV 1080 synth module into Logic Pro 9 and now I want to export the MIDI file as Audio but when I go to: File - Export - Track As Audio File, the "Track As Audio File" is gray/ not enabled !! The option-"Export All Tracks As Audio Files " is enabled, but when I try it, it doesn export the MIDI tracks with all the Roland JV 1080 data.It only exports any other recorded "soft instruments"tracks or Audio tracks I've uploaded. Keep in mind, the 10 Midi recorded tracks of strings (JV 1080) are using the same program name/patch, and all 10 tracks are on a single channel. In the Inspector window, it doesn't show the "Bounce" option either. When I started recording the strings from this patch, I used the "new track with duplicate settings"-button,so I could have the same sounding string patch available right away. My Roland JV 1080 synth, is connected to the Midi interface only. Should I also have Audio cables connected from JV 1080's Mix Out to the Audio interface (Apogee-Duet) in order to record directly as Audio?
Thanks for your time guys!

Thank you as well! Since, you have similar equipment like mine- (Apogee/ Emagic), how do you suggest I connect my devices properly. I got an external 12-channel "Mackie"1202-VLZ Mixer, which has my Roland JV 1080 box and my Kurzweil PC2X controller kyes connected to.These two are also, connected MIDI In and Out -to my Emagic Unitor 8 MKII (Audio Interface). I'm a little confused about the connecting of my Apogee Duet, since it has just 2 OUT's- L and R. What's the best rigging here, so I can hear the Audio back from the JV 1080 and the Kurzweil?
( P.S. The Apogee Duet's OUT's (L& R) are plugged into the Mackie'sStereo Aux Returns (L&R). The monitors are connected to the Main Outs.)
I appreciate your suggestions.

How can I export midi to pro tools from my iPad garage band

I'd like to take songs I've written in midi on the iPad garage band, export the midi files to my PC which uses pro tools 10 so I can work on them more there, and use the score creator...here is why, when I sit around and write a song on iPad, I'm using virtual instruments, I'd like to be able to first, have more power..ie pro tools..to mix the tracks, then also be able to print sheet music from the midi so I can recreate the midi tracks with real instruments, when I'm writing the stuff with midi on garage band, it's I can't remember what I played where by the time I've moved the midi notes around a little etc etc..and I'd like the actual recording to be real instruments not virtual, as I want a very professional sounding recording.. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

If the folders were created in the Photos app on the iPad, they don't really contain copies of the photos. They contain pointers to those photos that allow them to appear in the albums that you create. Consequently, they cannot be imported to the computer. Those albums are for local organization on the iPad only And cannot be imported.
You should be able to select the indicidual phots that you want to import, as far as I know. I can do it on a Mac using iPhoto or Image Capture, so I assume that Windows will allow you to pick and choose which photos you want to import.
Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or Windows PC - Apple Support

Export Quicktime for Protools

I exported a Quicktime (with no specific settings) for replacing dialog in ProTools. It worked great but when I reopend my Protools session the file wouldn't open. What settings do I need for exporting Quicktime in this situation?

THis is a question you pose to the guy/gal doing your audio mix. You need to ask them, "Hey, what format of QT file would you like?"
In my experience, they all want something a little different. But they ALL want visible timecode.
Shane

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