using protools pts files in Cubase LE

[runmikeyrun]

Can't seem to figure it out. There's conversion programs out there, for mega $$$. Anyone know of a free one? I have all the wavs, but i've tried lining them up etc and theres so darn many I don't know what take it what, what lines up where, etc.

Please help! I want to play with some old recordings of ours.

Thanks,
Mike

 

[MrCincinnati]

If you bounce broadcast wav file from pt you should be able to import them to cubase and set them to same position on grid (given same tempo in each session)

 

[Emanuel Apascaritei]

what I do is to render all the files from starting point to end and then look for them in the audio PT folder and from there import them into a Cubase session. Takes no more than 10 min depending of the session size

 

[runmikeyrun]

do I need protools to do either/both of these?

 

[svtb15]

I use SONAR and interested in the same thing.. Going from Sonar to Protools.

Question.. is there still a free Protools LE still around or is that a gonner?

 

[runmikeyrun]

I couldn't find anything free... and from what I was reading the last few editions of protools you need some sort of interface plugged into the computer to even get it to run.