§ CONVERTER · ABLETON → LOGIC

Ableton to Logic converter.

Ableton → Logic. Drop an Ableton .als set and get a native Logic Pro .logicx project — the real session rebuilt, not bounced to stems.

Private and completely free
Local conversions never leave your browser; uploaded sessions are encrypted and yours to delete anytime. First conversion free — no account.
§ Watch it work

See it move a real session

demo · 16:9 drop video embed here
§ What transfers

Your session arrives completely intact

Every track, region, and automation lane — rebuilt natively, not flattened to stems.

Tracks Routing Audio & fades Clip gain MIDI CC & pitch bend Automation Sends Markers Tempo & sig Plugins core params Warp & flex round-trip

Green carries over natively. Amber is partially reconstructed — full plugin presets and warp markers round-trip through the desktop app.

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§ Plugins

Your plugins come with you

Same plugin, same state, on both ends. Stock effects map to the target DAW's native equivalent — and anything without a match comes through as audio. Nothing drops out.

§ Privacy

Your music stays yours

Local conversions stay right in your browser — your session never leaves your computer, nothing uploaded, nothing stored. Uploaded sessions move over an encrypted connection into your own private space, with access only you control, and yours to delete anytime.

§ Doseedo Live

A session shouldn't be trapped in the app it was born in, or the person who started it.

We got tired of bouncing stems and chasing the latest version. Doseedo is the layer that keeps the music free to move.

Doseedo Live.

Everyone in one session, every change landing live.

In your browser today: start a session, share the link, and edit it together from any device.

Coming soon, in your DAW: The same session, open in Logic or Ableton with everyone's edits syncing in real time.

§ Stop rebuilding by hand

Make music together, wherever it lives.

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First conversion free — no account. More when you need it — 20 conversions a month free with an account, unlimited for $9.99.
§ Questions

Ableton to Logic — common questions

Can Logic Pro open an Ableton .als file?

No — Logic Pro cannot open an Ableton .als set directly. Doseedo converts it: upload the .als and it rebuilds the session as a native Logic .logicx project you can open in Logic Pro and keep producing in.

What carries over from Ableton to Logic?

Audio and MIDI tracks with names and colors, clips with fades and clip gain, MIDI notes, CC and pitch bend, tempo, time signature and tempo/meter maps, arrangement markers, volume/pan/breakpoint automation, and buses and sends. Core compressor, reverb and delay parameters map to Logic's native devices, and off-rate audio is resampled to your Logic project's sample rate.

Do Simpler instruments and warp markers transfer?

Simpler maps to Logic's Quick Sampler with the actual sample loaded on the other side. Warp markers and flex-time carry losslessly only on a round-trip through the Doseedo desktop app; a one-way web export captures the timing but not every individual warp marker. Dedicated return-track effect chains are still in progress.

Do my plugins transfer from Ableton to Logic?

Stock compressor, reverb and delay devices are recreated as Logic's nearest native equivalent with their core controls carried across. Other plugins are placed on the correct track but their full preset state isn't reconstructed in Logic's format — they arrive as a placed device slot. Plugins with no Logic equivalent come in as a default or disabled slot. Full plugin state round-trips only through the Doseedo desktop app.

Is my session private?

Your project is uploaded over an encrypted connection into your own private space, converted, and is yours to delete anytime.

What does it cost?

5 conversions a month free with no account, 20 with a free account, both full fidelity. Pro is $9.99/mo for unlimited conversions, no watermark, cancel in one click. One conversion is one project translated one direction; a round-trip is two.

Converting the other way? Logic to Ableton →