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Hey guys and gals. I did some searching but couldn't find anything on this topic so here goes:
My band has just finished up recording our album using Pro Tools on a Mac. However, none of us actually owns a Mac (the producer we used does). Is there any way we can convert the Pro Tools files of our recordings so that they can be opened (and possibly tweaked) on a PC?
Thanks so much!!!!

Sorry, technochallenged here. Whats a Mac ?

Just save all the individual tracks on the MAC as WAV files. Transfer them to the PC and remix. Simple.

That simple huh? Cool. Just convert them to Wav format. I dont think Ill be able to put them onto my External Hard drive (to transport them from the studio to our home computers) because the hard drive is formatted for a PC. So can I just put them on a disk or something like that? How will I transport them?

That's what you get for using Mac.

yeah trust me, i am NO fan of Macs.......lol But hey, hes the best producer around and thats what he has so I guess ya gotta bite the bullet in some ways lol. if only i could fig this out.

Hey Sans!!

MAC is short for Apple Macintosh and is not a green coloured raincoat but a computer

Hey love glad to hear from you!

I burn wav files to CD for my various band mates to use as reference.
Should work for ya.

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find someone with protools MPOWERED for pc and transfer the file it will work.

oh and if ya wanna do it yourself just get m-audio soundcard and buy a copy of protools (M-powered) or just get the thumb drive ilok