I’m on a crusade to stop all “Missing Audio Files” pop-ups. Worse yet – you can’t open the Project at all! Then imagine that some of the Audio Files are “missing.” Imagine opening one of your Logic projects in a couple years. Whether you want to share your LPX Projects, or future-proof them – you’ll definitely want to watch today’s video. Let me redeem myself though, because the issue of saving your LPX projects is important to you too. How can this be? Well I’ve found that there seems to be a right way to save your projects, and a wrong way.

The Project has no actual Audio saved to it.

You probably didn’t think there was a science to saving your LPX Projects, huh?Īnd as readers and clients send me their projects, the same 2 problems come up: So today I want to talk about the proper way to save your Logic Projects for sharing and archiving. And while I’m all in to help you out, I need you to meet me halfway. Why? Because WLPR is all about helping you get the most you can out of Logic Pro X. Full disclosure: today’s Logic post is gonna be a little selfish.

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