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How to convert Logic to REAPER

Updated August 2026

Logic Pro saves projects as .logicx files; REAPER uses .rpp. Neither DAW opens the other's format. Doseedo converts the project itself: upload the .logicx, download a native .rpp with the arrangement rebuilt.

Why there's no built-in way

Apple and Cockos have no interchange format between them. REAPER cannot open a .logicx, and Logic Pro has no REAPER export. Rendering stems works, but the project stops being a project. A native conversion keeps it editable, and since REAPER's evaluation is free and fully functional, the converted project opens anywhere.

How the conversion works

Doseedo reads the Logic Pro project with the same native engine that powers its other directions and writes a REAPER project folder: a plain-text .rpp with the session rebuilt, plus an Audio/ folder holding the media with relative references, so the download unzips into a folder REAPER opens with everything in place. Zip the .logicx package first (right-click it in Finder → Compress) and upload the zip.

What carries over, and what doesn't

REAPER conversion rebuilds the session natively, and the copy here says exactly what crosses. What arrives editable: tracks with their names, colours, levels, pans, mutes and solos; folders and buses with their sends; MIDI with every note, CC, pitch bend and program changes; audio items with their offsets, gain, fades, playrate, loops and takes; the tempo and meter maps; markers; and volume, pan, mute and send automation.

Plugin chains come with you. Third-party VST, VST3 and AU plugins arrive as the same plugin with their saved state when it’s installed on the other side. Logic’s and REAPER’s stock plugins are named in the conversion report rather than promised as matches. What doesn’t carry yet: per-item stretch markers. Nothing is silently dropped: every conversion comes with a report of what changed.

Do I need Logic or REAPER installed?

Not to convert. You need REAPER to open the result, and REAPER's free, fully-functional evaluation means that is never the blocker.

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Same job, any name

Whether you'd say Logic to REAPER converter, convert .logicx to .rpp (logicx to rpp), Logic file to REAPER file, open a Logic project in REAPER, import a Logic project into REAPER, export Logic to REAPER, or move, transfer or migrate a project from Logic Pro to REAPER, it is the conversion this guide walks through, and the Logic to REAPER converter does it free, online, with nothing to install. Also searched as: convert logic to reaper · logic pro to reaper · logicx to rpp · logicx to rpp converter · logicx to reaper · convert logicx file to rpp · logic project to reaper project · logic file to reaper file.

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• Convert REAPER to Logic (the other way)
• Logic to REAPER converter (the tool)
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• What carries over, field by field

FAQ

Can you convert a Logic Pro project to REAPER?

Yes. Upload a .logicx project to Doseedo and download a native REAPER .rpp project. The arrangement, MIDI with CC and pitch bend, audio items with their offsets, gain, fades and takes, the tempo and meter maps, markers, folders and sends, volume/pan/mute/send automation, and third-party plugin state all arrive editable.

Does Logic Pro export to REAPER?

No. Logic Pro has no REAPER export, and REAPER can't open .logicx files. The only routes are rendering stems (which flattens the project) or a native converter that rebuilds the project format. That's what Doseedo does.

Do plugins and automation carry over from Logic to REAPER?

Yes. Third-party VST, VST3 and AU plugins arrive as the same plugin with their saved state when it’s installed on the other side. Logic’s and REAPER’s stock plugins are named in the conversion report rather than promised as matches. Volume, pan, mute and send automation carry as envelopes, and folders and sends arrive as real routing. Per-item stretch markers don’t carry yet; they’re reported, never silently dropped.

Do I need Logic Pro installed to convert to REAPER?

No. The conversion works on the project itself; you only need REAPER (whose evaluation is free and fully functional) to open the converted result.