Mackie HDR24 to ProTools Convert

[TXDigi]

anyone know how to do this?

Mackie made at one point a program called HDR Pro but it isnt made anymore, or atleast commercially available

thanks

[mixx]

anyone know how to do this?

Mackie made at one point a program called HDR Pro but it isnt made anymore, or atleast commercially available

thanks

just render/consolodate/merge [forget nackie nomenclature but i cut drums at a studio that has that recorder and it's just like consolodating on PT] each tracks regions at the same start point

[PeterB]

I've done this by using the Mackie external hard drive unit with fire wire, [I forget what it is called]

The Mackie records timestamped bWAVs, so once you have duplicated your session on to the external Mackie drive unit, unmount the drive from the Mackie and connect it to you MAC and copy the files over. Import them into protools using spot to original time stamp.

Make sure you name the tracks in the mackie first, so you don't get a bunch of files called "audio 1 audio 2" etc etc




PB

[mixx]

I've done this by using the Mackie external hard drive unit with fire wire, [I forget what it is called]

The Mackie records timestamped bWAVs, so once you have duplicated your session on to the external Mackie drive unit, unmount the drive from the Mackie and connect it to you MAC and copy the files over. Import them into protools using spot to original time stamp.

Make sure you name the tracks in the mackie first, so you don't get a bunch of files called "audio 1 audio 2" etc etc




PB

so did i but i rendered the track in the mackie picking a grouped time start after the tracks were done..i 'll will try yoour way next time but when i tried this before PT saw no time stamp from mackie wav's