On Apr 12, 2005, at 17:24, garygenn wrote:
> I ran into a situation last night where i had to send a song I worte
> for a visual poetry piece.
> I did part of it in logic and moved it to live where i rendered it.
> when it was all said and
> done the file (1 was .aiff,another i tried .quciktime) was over the
> size my isp would except.
> . So i basically just went and gave her a loop of it to preview.
>
> So what is the best way to save or compress a file to send to someone.
> i have access to
> LP7,itunes,Live 4,recycle,etc. Iwas thinking of the itunes where you
> can imoprt as a file
> type. is that what i should have done? or is there another way? any
> help is appreciated.
If the receiver is supposed to load the song together with a quicktime
movie into Logic on a Mac, then send the files you are already talking
about: Logic .lso song file, aif files used by the song, quicktime
files used by the song. But put it on a cd and send it with snail mail.
(or make a zip archive and upload to a server for her to download, if
you have that option is available)
If you only need to let her listen to the music, bounce a part to disc
from Logic as an mp3 file.
Or if you know she will listen on a Mac, as an AAC file, because that
will make for a smaller file size.
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Per Boysen
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