Record a Metronome for Exporting Files?

If I plan to share my project files with other Logic Pro 9 users so they can record parts onto my songs, do I actually have to record a metronome onto a track, or can they simply import the project and then turn on their metronome function?
What if I am sharing my project files with others who have, either earlier versions of Logic, or who have PT, Cakewalk or something else? In the the case of non Logic users, I think I would have to export my individual tracks as WAV files so that they can re-import them. In that case, they would need to be able to line the tracks up with one another via a recorded click track, correct?
Thanks much in advance
Joyce

If you sent the whole project they will have no problem.
If you send individual wav files with the start times the same & give the BPM, also no problem.
HTH

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I have a requirement to add the system date folder automatically, as the exports files dumps get into to d:\oracle\exp\..... this should be d:\oracle\exp\03182009. for each day it should create these date folder to dump the export files.
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btitle off
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>
I have a requirement to add the system date folder automatically, as the exports files
dumps get into to d:\oracle\exp\..... this should be d:\oracle\exp\03182009. for each
day it should create these date folder to dump the export files.OK - well, you will (AFAICR) have to create the directory, then cd into it,
then run your script - I don't see what the problem is?
You could* do something like -
at 00:01 run a cron job that simply does something like this
(I'm just giving outline - not a particular implementation)
runs date
gets the day, month and year from that -
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export MyMonth=month
export MyYear=year
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At the beginning of your script, before going into SQLPlus
----Your usual stuff------------
set ORACLE_SID=%1
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net use login
++++plus
cd /path/to/dir/oracle/exp/$MyDay$MyMonth$MyYear
Maybe this will be a help to get you started - it could probably be much more elegant in
Python or whatever, but if shell-scripting is the way you want to go...
I'd be interested to see if this can provide the basis for a solution.
HTH and TIA.
Paul...

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> I'm running CS5...
What specific version? We're up to 5.0.4 now.
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I have to send over some files to someone for mixing. Is the best way to do it:
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"Export All Tracks As Audio Files" is the way to go. It was added in Logic 7 for this very purpose. It will automatically create audio files that start from bar 1, beat 1. It has always worked flawlessly here. There are a few points to remember however.
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