Re: A way to open Sonar Sessions on Mac or covert to Protools sessions?

Hello Steve, Before my Windows machine went south, I did luck out, using CakeWalk had no issues importing the complete session in Pro Tools I think he was wondering if the session in Sonar could use the extension such as in with CakeWalk using what they call .bun which means bundle. Just my

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

If I am not mistaken, broadcast wave have the time stamp and other info embedded I nit. Most DAWs will have a way to move the file to its recorded position based on that info after importing. > On Apr 29, 2018, at 6:45 PM, Steve Sparrow wrote: > > Out of interest,

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

Out of interest, what is the difference between wave, and Broadcast wave. I was under the impression the you can tag a broadcast wave. so good for radio. Is it better to use broadcast wave for this import, and why would it be a better option. Steve > On 30 Apr 2018, at 12:16 am, Phil Muir

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

Hi Guys, Possible solution would be to find a studio that would load up your " > Sonar" sessions and do the conversions for you and drop box them back to you. > :) I've used a transfer service in FL to "bake" some of my old 2 inch tape then transfer it in to pro tools and send it back to me for

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

Interesting. Broadcast wav has always worked for me. Set your from and through in Sonar then select all of the tracks you wish to export then choose broadcast wav in. the export audio dialog and uncheck all options such as affects on tracks, automation on all buses tracks etc and

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

I've tried toe omf stuff a few times. You don't get any automation, and no midi, though you can always export that separately. And you need to freeze all of your soft synth tracks. You'll do as well just to export all your sonar tracks as .wav files and then import

Re: A way to open Sonar Sessions on Mac or covert to Protools sessions?

Thanks so much all. Will try to find a windows machine Ramy moustafa saber licturer at: faculty of musical education music arranger and sound engineer Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 29, 2018, at 1:05 PM, Phil Muir > wrote: > > I you are going to use wav files

Re: A way to open SOnar Sessions on mac or covert to Protools sessions?

No. On 29 April 2018 00:35:33 BST, Ramy Moustafa wrote: >Slau: >Thanks so much, i read about OMF but is there a way to open those >sessions on mac without converting? >need to access my old stuff. >thanks in advance > >> On Apr 27, 2018, at 4:20 PM, Slau Halatyn

Re: A way to open Sonar Sessions on Mac or covert to Protools sessions?

No afraid not. You will have to load up Sonar on a Windows machine to get this done or load bootcamp on to a Mac with Windows 10. On 29 April 2018 00:34:44 BST, Ramy Moustafa wrote: >Hi Phil: >Thanks so much for this, don’t think that i will be able to transfer >all