Logic Pro Tips: Import From Another Project

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In this Logic Pro tutorial, Jono Buchanan shows you how to add sounds from other projects without ever leaving your session. This approach lets you re-use content, plug-ins, effects buses and more in your new project. This can be a much faster approach to building tracks than adding new instruments and effects from scratch and is particularly useful in media composition and orchestral writing.

Chapters
0:00
0:06 Why is importing useful?
1:34 How to import sounds
2:53 Import Content, Instruments and Track Stacks
6:03 Recording new parts on imported tracks
9:00 Recap

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The world needs more people like Jono.

alexpax

You are a life saver! I had a dead cinematic project taking up hard drive space but loved a certain section of the original arrangement so much that I never got rid of it. Now on my current project, I was dreading the idea of recreating the same melodic ideas and bus processing just to resurrect a small section of music! This video saved me so much time! Thank you so much, just subbed.

TheEaglesRage

For anyone wondering. This works for audio tracks too. So you can recall all 90 drum mics with settings pan and plugins with a few clicks. Just don’t bring over the audio itself (content) if you don’t want that.

I’m now making a template that has everything routed properly to recall those tracks in other projects. Gonna save me so much time. I’ve been creating 18 new drum tracks every time I needed to track drums and applying saved channel strip settings to 18 individual tracks EVERY TIME. omg.

Thanks man. Earned my sub.

ElCapitanGames

Thank you man!!!! This was very very very helpful !!!

gamatwins

This was extremely useful. Thank you!

stevenparkerstudio

Wow! I was searching for this for so long! I knew how to import all the settings from a different project into a current working one, except track stacks. I didn't ever realise it was as simple as importing the I/O settings too. This has huge applications in film scoring where I can just import the stacks that I want from one reel into another without having to route those same instrument tracks into their own stacks all over again in the Logic session for the subsequent reel. This is a game changer for me and an enormous time-saver. Thanks ever so much for this tip.... please keep 'em coming!

limayesus

I think this channel is one of the best tutorial channels out there!!! Great job!!

joshuaandrus

J'étais complètement passé à côté de ce tuto qui date de 2021. Un grand MERCI Jono ! 😉

gilles

This I did not know, you just helped me a lot, I rewarded you with a sub, very helpful, thank you so much

EddyBeatsMW

This was awesome, woo woo, Exactly what I searched for explained quickly without a minute long intro. and a great explanation covering so many points quickly and accurately. Thanks so much.

striderQED

always coming up with the goods Jono, I can honestly say you're the best teacher I've ever come across YT: content always on point & always eloquently put - massive thank you, you took my by the hand when I started my Logic journey and I'm not ready to let go just yet...

olivierlasserre

This is incredibly helpful. It will save me from having to use large templates. I can just select specific orchestral instrument stacks from different projects. Many thanks.

league

Came for the import, learned about transposing midi lol. Your tutorials are fantastic!

itikutok

Dude you’re my hero. I’m using this as a hack to record more audio for a track that has “system over loaded”. I’m hoping to then import my new audio to that original project. Hope it works.
Either way thanks a bunch!

plotred