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Sending to Logic Pro
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Configuration Setup
- Create Your Configuration.
- You can select your desired Export Destination by clicking on the Folder Icon.
- You can select MIDI as your Extraction Profile.
- Return back to Configurations to Update Active Configuration
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Final Cut Pro to Logic Pro
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This demonstration presupposes the presence of an already opened Logic Pro Project session, within which you intend to incorporate the extracted Markers from Final Cut Pro.
- After Marker Data completes its extraction task, drag
.midfile onto Logic Pro's App icon, or right-click on the.midfile toOpen WithLogic Pro.app.
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You may want to drag the Project's end handle to the right to be able to see all the Markers, as it will interpret the project to only be a bar long on first open. (But it's not necessary if we just want to copy and transfer the Markers.)
- Open the Logic Pro's Marker List window.
- Select
Show Event Position and Length as TimeunderViewmenu.
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This will display timecode instead of bars & beats to preview their time position.
- Select all the Markers by pressing
⌘Aon your keyboard. - With all the Markers are selected, select
CopyunderEditmenu.
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Take note of the timecode of the earliest marker for reference later.
- Switch to the existing Project session you want to transfer the Markers into.
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Go to Logic Pro's Synchronization options under File, Project Settings. Ensure that Bar Position <first bar> is set to a timecode that is equal to or earlier than the first marker's timecode. Also ensure that Frame Rate matches with Final Cut Pro's timeline Frame Rate.
- Open Marker List window of your existing project, select
PasteunderEditmenu.