Apple Final Cut Pro 6 - Manual (Page 998)

Chapter 11 Working with Soundtrack Pro and Logic Pro 213
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5 In Final Cut Pro, do one of the following:
 Choose File > Send To > Soundtrack Pro Multitrack Project.
 Control-click the selection and choose Send To > Soundtrack Pro Multitrack Project
from the shortcut menu.
6 In the dialog that appears, confirm that the “Save project with latest clip metadata
(recommended)” checkbox is selected, then enter a new name for the multitrack
project and click Save.
7 When the new multitrack project opens in Soundtrack Pro, choose File > Conform
To Project.
This initiates the conform process.
8 In the dialog that appears, select the current Soundtrack Pro audio mix in the left list and
the updated project, just sent from Final Cut Pro, in the right list, then click Conform.
Note: Only projects that have embedded Final Cut Pro clip metadata (projects sent
from Final Cut Pro or opened via XML documents) appear in this dialog.
The Conform tab displays various lists and information about the changes in each
version of the project. You can use the Conform tab to merge the changes from the
picture editor with the changes from the sound editor.
For complete information about using Soundtrack Pro Conform with Final Cut Pro, see
the Soundtrack Pro User Manual.
Using Logic Pro with Final Cut Pro
Logic Pro is a full-featured music production application that you can use to score your
Final Cut Pro project. You can easily use Logic Pro to export completed music mixdowns
and import these files into Final Cut Pro. For more complicated projects, you can use the
Final Cut Pro XML Interchange Format to transfer data between Final Cut Pro and
Logic Pro. For example, you can transfer multiple tracks complete with clips properly
positioned in the Timeline and Arrange windows, region names, and volume and pan
automation data.