I have number of Adobe Audition CS5 sessions I need to import into Logic Pro 9 and Nuendo. What's the best way to do it, without sacrificing any quality? Can I include the effects and EQ in the import?
iMac (27-inch Mid 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
You will need to decide which is the best Export format from Audition.
http://helpx.adobe.com/audition/using/saving-exporting-files.html
Probably OMF, read up on it above.. effects are not included as each program has it's one set of effects, cross referencing would be horrendus, EQ is not included either, just basic placement of files.
An OMF file can contain all of the audio files OR, it can reference their location.
The're also the Final Cut Interchange (XML) format, if it's a recent Nuendo can probably seal with those.
I did a trial last night with OMF . It went through the motion of exporting out of Audition, but when I opened it in Logic all I got was empty tracks without audio. As if it got confused where the wav files were. Strange.
Also I'm not familiar with FinalCut Interchange (XML) format. Is it not just for editing video files?
I would try putting the OMF file you've exported from Audition into the same folder where the audio files are. Then open Logic, go to import the OMF and navigate to the folder where the OMF is and see if Logic can find the audio files.
Importing Audition Sessions
