ProTools to Nuendo file conversion software

I don’t know if I’m out of order posting this here, but I thought I’d bring the software “Interchanger” to people’s attention.

It’s designed to convert from ProTools to Nuendo and Reaper in any direction. It still has an issue or two, but it’s incredibly promising and in many instances already usable.

There is presently an issue with polyphonic file mapping (which the developer is aware of), but I have used it on a basic dialogue edit from PT to N15, and it was great.

It’s also good value right now.

It’s also Mac only.

Check out WG DAW Converter v3 — Session Converter for Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton & FL Studio | WGProductions instead.

Nice! How is it? Reliable?

I gave wg daw a go and got an unreadable xml but just realised its not a Steinberg xml, doh.

I also tried converting it to a daw project but if failed to bring across most of the clips.

I’ll keep trying

I’m using AAtranslator https://www.aatranslator.com.au/

Yeah sadly I’ve had issues with clip levels with AATranslator.

The interchanger dev has just responded to a big test session i sent so I’m looking forward to testing the updated relalease.

I’ve heard about this other converter

Unfortunately I haven’t been able to try it because I don’t have a Mac, but they announce that a PC version is on the way.

Why not convert to Cubase .cpr?

Tried a cubase project but it was taking a loooong time, was going to take about 50 mins for a 8 GB session so had to bail and keep worling with AAF for now.

I left a Cubase conversion running and at the moment WG DAW suffers from the age old problem of what track to display from poly wavs used by PT.

Unfortunately my studio firewall will not allow access to the WG DAW website for feedback so I’ll let them know when I eventually get home

Me too, but it’s cumbersome in a few aspects. For example, I converted a PT-session to Steinberg XML just yesterday, only to find out that the individual tracks of a stereo-file carry faulty meta-data, causing routing errors with multi-channel-savvy plug-ins.

Maybe the new kids on the block can do this smarter …?

Fingers crossed. A new interchanger update should be out soon. The thing that gives me hope with this is the fantastic responsiveness of the dev and that it’s not trying to do absolutely everything, just PT, Nuendo, and Reaper.

… which happen to be the DAWs I use myself, nowadays. :sunglasses:

I would by a license instantly, but I don’t have a machine that complies with the requirements (macOS 14 or higher) at the moment …