Pro Tools collaboration across DAWs
Published November 2026
Between Pro Tools users, collaboration is Avid’s: a session copied with its audio, or shared through Avid’s Cloud Collaboration. The hard case is the other one, a writer in Logic Pro or a producer in Ableton Live sending you parts for a Pro Tools mix. This page is about that case: what stems lose, what a converted session keeps, and where Pro Tools stands with Doseedo’s shared sessions.
With another Pro Tools user
To send a session, choose File › Save Copy In… and include the audio files, so the copy carries everything it plays. To work on one session from two places, Avid’s Cloud Collaboration shares it between Pro Tools users through Avid’s cloud. Both need Pro Tools.
With someone in Logic Pro or Ableton Live
Stems are the usual answer, and they are fine for a mix: every track printed from the top of the song at the session’s sample rate. What they lose is everything editable: MIDI, automation, routing and markers. To keep those, convert the session itself: Logic to Pro Tools and Ableton to Pro Tools build a .ptx you open like any other session, and Pro Tools to Logic and Pro Tools to Ableton send yours back. That is one person at a time.
Pro Tools and a Doseedo session
Pro Tools is not supported in Doseedo’s shared sessions in this version; they work from Logic Pro, with collaborators in the browser studio. Between Pro Tools and another DAW it is still one person at a time: a converted session or stems. The overview has the full picture.
Open their project as a Pro Tools session
Convert a Logic or Ableton project into a .ptx, with MIDI, automation and markers editable.
Logic to Pro Tools converter →FAQ
How do Pro Tools users collaborate?
With each other, by copying the session with its audio (File › Save Copy In…) or through Avid’s Cloud Collaboration. With someone in another DAW, by stems, or by converting the project into a Pro Tools session so it stays editable.
Can a Pro Tools user and a Logic user work on the same session?
One at a time, yes: convert the Logic project to a .ptx and the Pro Tools session back to a .logicx. Pro Tools is not supported in Doseedo’s shared sessions in this version.
Does Avid Cloud Collaboration work with other DAWs?
It is built for Pro Tools users. To bring in a Logic or Ableton collaborator you need stems or a converted session.
DAW collaboration across DAWs · one song, several people, their own DAWs
- Logic Proshare, convert, or a shared session
- Ableton LiveCollect All, Link, converting a Set
- FL Studiozipped package, stems, converting
- Pro Toolswith a Logic or Ableton user
- Logic and Ableton togetherstems or a converted project
- Dø Desktop shared sessionsLogic Pro today, in beta
- DAW converterone person at a time, any direction
