How in the heck do I send a logic file to a friend to work on?

Since no-one's answered this I'll try to explain in as brief and simple a way as possible, since there are a few alternatives.

Firstly, you can't open a Logic file in Garageband so you'll have to make sure that any Software Instrument files are bounced to audio - also make sure that all your track files are the full length of the song starting at bar 1.1.1. even if there's a lot of silence on any track (because the parts would need to be re-aligned to start at the correct time otherwise). If you have all your files like this (aif or wav) they can be dragged into the arrange window at bar 1.1.1 in both Logic and GB. If you put them in a folder and zip the folder it should be OK to transfer. If you were only dealing with Logic, its usual to send the whole project folder with all the assets (audio files, samples and settings for Logic instruments and the instruments themselves if necessary) but in your case you'll just have to work from the audio files - it shouldn't be too much of a problem though.

Either will be fine, just work with the same sample/bit rate.

Cre8ivjay, sorry for "stealing" your topic, but I'd like to ask a question about this as well.

How do you make a track starting from 1.1.1.1, even when you started recording later on in the song?

File>Export track as audio file or Export all tracks as audio files.

Or if you want to include any inserted effects, set a bounce range and bounce each individual track.

If exporting, its a good idea to give your tracks meaningful names first - Guitar, Bvox or whatever - since the files are given that name.

Message was edited by: chorleyman