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Hi Grant
    ThanX! i'll try it when i get home. i've never touched iTunes but
it's nice to know . i know it's a standard Mac tool but i've probably
never even opened it. i suppose there's a slim chance that i might
have deleted it in my zeal to trim overhead but i'll check tonight.

PS: i used the wogglebugs' smooth CV outs as very low frequency
'conductor' signals  for this piece , last night, so the contours were
imprinted on the macro-views of my audio tracks......
for grins, i imported a graphic outline of those tracks into one of
the terrain generator's utilities for measuring the 'realism' of an
outline (used to tell you how much generated terrains resemble actual
coastlines)... 
kudos!!!,  
the terrain gen gave you an A+ in artificial naturalness!
;'>

Onward, thru the fog!
-doc



--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" <grichter@a...>
wrote:
> Hi Doc,
> 
> iTunes is your audio import / mp3 encoding friend. And it's free.
> 
> Go to "Preferences: Importing" and select mp3 as the encoder.
Anything imported to the 
> library will be converted to mp3.
> 
> Or if it is already in the library, select it, right click and
select "Convert Selection to mp3".
> 
> You can also import (rip) to .wav and .aiff formats.