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Submit to your teacher
Download your submission file and send it to your teacher, or upload it wherever your course asks. A link is quicker but can’t carry audio or MIDI files.
Take it into your DAW
Ableton Live · Logic Pro · Pro Tools
1 · Export MIDI
“All tracks” makes one file with Chords, Bass and Melody on separate tracks, with tempo and key included.
How to open it in your DAW
- Ableton Live
- Drag the .mid file from Finder or Explorer into the Arrangement View: each track becomes its own MIDI track. Drop an instrument on each (e.g. Grand Piano, a pad, Operator for bass). Set the project tempo to match.
- Logic Pro
- Drag the file into the Tracks area, or use File → Import → MIDI File. Logic asks whether to import the tempo: say yes. Choose a Software Instrument for each track.
- Pro Tools
- File → Import → MIDI. Choose “New track” and the Instrument track type, and import the tempo map. Insert a virtual instrument on each track.
Bringing it back: export the MIDI of each part. You can attach several .mid files at once.
- Ableton Live
- Select a clip, then File → Export MIDI Clip. Repeat for each track (consolidate long arrangements into one clip per track first). Export the mix with File → Export Audio/Video.
- Logic Pro
- Select the regions, then File → Export → Selection as MIDI File. Bounce with File → Bounce → Project or Section.
- Pro Tools
- File → Export → MIDI. Bounce with File → Bounce Mix.