WG DAW Converter – Professional DAW Project File Converter

The collaboration message every producer dreads: “here is the session file” — in a DAW you do not own. Until now, your options were ugly: buy and install a DAW you will never use, ask the sender to export stems (and wait), or rebuild the arrangement by ear. WG DAW Converter gives you the fourth option: open their session file directly, convert it, get back to work.

Full software here at 40% off, with your license key and download by email.

The session compatibility problem, solved

DAWs do not talk to each other. A Pro Tools PTX is gibberish to Logic; a Cubase CPR means nothing to FL Studio. The industry’s answer has been interchange formats like OMF and AAF — but those require someone to export them from the original DAW first, which requires owning that DAW.

WG DAW Converter cuts out the middleman. It parses the session files themselves — PTX, PTF, PTS, SONG, ALS, CPR, NPR, FLP, RPP, LOGICX, SESX — no original software involved. Client on Pro Tools, you on Ableton? Open the PTX, export an ALS. Old Nuendo project from a decade ago? It reads Nuendo 1.x through 15. That archive of unfinished ideas is suddenly accessible again.

What survives the conversion

The value is in what it preserves. Track names, so you know what is what. Clip positions, so the arrangement is intact. Markers, so the song structure is labeled. Tempo maps, so the groove and feel survive. A conversion that keeps all of this is a working session; one that does not is just a folder of audio. WG DAW Converter is firmly the former.

Export options cover every realistic destination: AAF and OMF for pro interchange, native ALS/RPP/SESX for Ableton, REAPER and Audition users, the open DAWproject format, aligned per-track WAVs when you just need clean audio, and MP3 for quick references.

Real scenarios

• The client file: a PTX arrives and you run Logic. Convert to AAF, import, done.
• The archive: old Cubase projects from your first studio computer. Open the CPRs directly, export per-track WAVs.
• The collaboration: your partner is on FL Studio, you are on Studio One. Export their FLP to a format you can open.
• The handoff: delivering to a mix engineer on Pro Tools? Export AAF with markers and tempo map intact.

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What is inside

• Direct reading of 13+ session formats, no source DAW needed
• Exports: AAF, OMF, ALS, RPP, SESX, DAWproject, WAV stems, MP3
• Preserves names, positions, markers, tempo maps
• Covers current DAW versions (Live 12, Logic 10–12, Studio One 7, Nuendo 1.x–15)
• Mac & Windows
• Hassle-free setup; updates provided whenever available

Why creators choose AudioTools

AudioTools exists for producers who would rather be making music than fighting file formats. You get hassle-free setup, your license key and a secure download link sent to your email, and support that actually answers. Browse the shop for more, or explore the Mix & Master Plugins category for studio problem-solvers.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the full WG DAW Converter?

Yes — complete software, your own license key, delivered by email at 40% off.

I have never converted a session before. Is it complicated?

Open the session file, choose your export format, convert. The interface is built around that three-step flow.

Will my plugins and virtual instruments transfer?

Plugin and instrument data is DAW-specific and does not transfer — audio, MIDI, names, positions, markers and tempo maps do. Freeze or bounce virtual instruments before converting for the most complete result.

Can it handle very old project files?

It reads legacy formats including Nuendo 1.x and older Pro Tools PTF/PTS files — exactly the archive-rescue scenario it was built for.

When do I get my download?

Within minutes of checkout, by email — license key and download link together.

The universal translator for DAW sessions. At 40% off, WG DAW Converter pays for itself the first time a client sends you the “wrong” file.