I just upgraded to Catalina now im trying to use Logic Pro X and and whenever I import any sort of audio the 1st small bit of music always gets messed up. Please let me know how to fix this. I have had issues importing mp3's as well as converting mp4's to audio files. Its like there is a little hiccup in the conversion proccess for the 1st half second of music every time.
SOLUTION!!
I messed up by upgrading to Catalina too soon. So to anyone still having this issue that hasn't or doesn't plan to upgrade to 10.4.7(which supposedly fixes the bugs)...
If you still have GarageBand open it. If not, download it. It's free in the App Store. Start a new project in there. Add any/all audio file(s) you plan on using. Save the project. Open Logic, hit File, Open, then open that garage band project you just saved. Logic will save it as it's own project & the audio file will be there at the right pitch & tempo. 😉.
I´ll try men... Thanks
I'm having this same issue. All foreign audio files imported into a project become chopped and sped up.
Where you able to find the fix for this??? It was my exact same problem
i also ugraded to catalina and having the same problems. But even before upgraded to catalina i was also having the same problem.
Thank you so much you're a life saver!!
Hi! Any updates for this thread?
This only happens to me whenever I import a mp3 audio format.
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you solved this problem thank you,i hope every can see this answer
Yes definitely. Have you found a solve? :/ I tried the stem.stem.mp4 export from https://phonicmind.com/ & it helped somewhat (I'm remixing some songs) buuuut not really from what I can tell.
This worked for me as well. Every other option did not.
Out of curiosity. Which Waves plugins are Catalina only?
As for the issues, look at answers in this discussion for workarounds.
WD
Watch this video to fix sending song to iTunes from logic
When I try to upload the sound library for Logic Pro x it fails. I have a brand new iMac
The convert to AIFF tip was already suggested in this discussion.
No need to use any third party or Web based audio converter. In fact I recommend to avoid them. Everything is available on macOS. One simple approach is to use iTunes or Music among others.
There are also other powerful tools included in macOS.
WD
I have had this EXACT same issue ever since I upgraded to MacOS Catalina a month ago, and man am I regretting THAT decision. Add to that the fact that I can't update the software I paid $200 for because it mysteriously says it was purchased through another account...I really am getting sick of Apple and their $1000+ garbage machines. But rants aside, I tried using WAV, mp3, m4a, and AIFF file format without success. Even importing the audio file into Logic using the import function just results in an endless spinning of the Apple beach ball and me having to force quit the program. In fact, the ONLY workaround that worked for me was importing the file into a garageband project, then opening that project in Logic and copying and pasting the file over from that Logic project into the Logic project I was working in. Completely unecessary and totally unprofessional, and I'm thinking of switching to a different DAW just to get out of the clutches of Apple.
I HAVE FOUND A SOLUTION! After incredible frustration with issue I have discovered a temporary but effective way around this problem.
Thank me later guys ;)
Logic Pro X Importing Audio issues
