Working with Logic and Protools

I'm fairly sure the only way to do this is the method you used. If you wanted to keep any tracks in multi-track format instead of a 2 track bounce, you could export the audio files themselves from the session folder, but ultimately you'd still end up with the same result.

I'm not 100% sure on that, so don't quote me, but reasonably sure that's accurate. Anyone else wanna chime in?

JC

 

exporting individual tracks (or comps thereof) as WAVs or AIFFs is a completely valid way of working. just make sure to export from the beginning of the song so everything lines up on the other side (i.e. if the lead vocal doesn't come until 1:20, there should be 1:20 of silence at the front of that track).

what you don't get, obviously, are track parameters such as panning, plugs, etc., unless you write them into the audio before exporting. if the person receiving the files is uncomfortable with such, then yeah, just do a quick mix for them and export the stereo mix.

i'll do that often w/ people i'm working with remotely: i'll send them an mp3 mix, they'll put it up in their DAW and record their parts, then send back to me only the tracks they've recorded (as AIFFs). i'll take their new parts into my session and do the mix.