Sending a Logic file via email?

I've tried this in gmail but when I go to add the file as an attachment the Logic file is grayed out. Am I missing something. Or is there another easy way to do this?

TIA

20" 2GHz imac G5 (ALS), 15", 1GB C2D MBP

Posted on Feb 12, 2008 8:02 PM

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Feb 13, 2008 6:44 AM in response to Niel

What do you mean the "item in the finder?" Just the logic file or the whole folder containing all the different files?

Also, how can I do this so that when the other person opens up the file he sees everything exactly as I have left it. For example, my audio files will be in the appropriate tracks and such and my comps will be activated in the tracks.

How can I send it that way?

Feb 13, 2008 7:10 AM in response to jeromeperry@mac.com

To make sure the recipient can see the project exactly the way you do, you need to make an archive of the whole project folder. It should then contain everything in the project, but it may also end up pretty large even tough the archiving process makes it slightly smaller than the original.

I usually work this way: I make sure the other person has all the audio files (I burn a cd or something right after the tracking session). As the project evolves I then send only the Logic session file, which usually is pretty small. Unless I´ve done destructive edits in the audio files, and the other person has the same libraries, plugins etc installed, the project should play back exactly as it does in my computer. Fast and efficient way to work, I think.

Good luck!
Juhani

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