> Everyone has their favorite DAW to work in, and most people are very attached to their workstation of choice, but eventually there comes a time when it becomes necessary to transfer the individual elements of a project to a different program.
Transferring projects has always been problematic, but there’s some good tips here.
I kind of like the default look of Logic Pro Pro X, but if you want a different look, the modding community has been hard at work.
I don’t usually post about petitions trying to get Apple—or any company—to do something, but I can get behind this one. With all of the articles that have been published in [The Loop Magazine](http://appstore.com/TheLoopMagazine) over the last few issues on accessibility, I believe this is an important issue that should be addressed.
Ben Balser shows you three ways that Apple’s two professional apps work together.
Many people have asked about the integration between the two apps. Dan Allen gives a short demo.