how can i convert old logic projects from atari to pc

[tekknotubbie]

a friend of mine wrote some fascinating modern sinfonies on a atari system with logic ten years ago.
now he ask me if can make this files running on a pc system with cubase. is it possible to save the logic files as midifiles and get it running under cubase sx??
how can i convert this old atari-disks to make them readable on a modern pc platform??
if it dont work with cubase i can ask a friend who drives an old logic 5 on his pc-system so this problem dosent matter. the main problem are this old atari disks - has someone expirience with this????
i hope someone can help me - thanks

[Andywanders]

If you know someone with Logic on a PC, you can load them in and re-save them as MIDI files. Then you can put them in almost any host.

If you don't know anyone with Logic on a PC, then maybe someone like Tim Conrady can help you. He's the world's (well, KVR's at least) best authority on Ataris these days.

[Kim Olesen]

To my knowlegde it should be possible for Logic pc (even at version 5,51) to import a logic atari file. And as far as i remember atari discs are formatted like pc. So the old discs should be readable.
Kim

[tekknotubbie]

ok i will try that. i hope it works.
thanks for your help!

[Andywanders]

To my knowlegde it should be possible for Logic pc (even at version 5,51) to import a logic atari file. And as far as i remember atari discs are formatted like pc. So the old discs should be readable.
Kim

Correct.

Done it myself a few times.

[DaPret]

Or, if those things don't work, then a question: does your friend still have his Atari? If so, I believe you can save the files as MIDI files from the Atari, and then load them into any modern sequencer. If none of these things work, I still have my old Atari and I'll do it for you if you like.