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> How On Earth Do I!?!?!??, argh!!!!
mancabbage
posté lun. 23 déc. 2002, 06:33
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hwo do i save all my recording as an AIFF file in pro tools???!?!?!?
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Tone
posté mar. 24 déc. 2002, 06:40
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mancabbage

Select the Audio with the Cursor (add half a bar at the end - and start of possible )
If you recorded in 24 Bit - Insert the Stereo 'Dither' Plug-In on the Master Fader
Bounce to Disk;
MP3 Direct Bounce (from Protools file ) - Set "Quality" required, bounce to 128 , 160, 192 (or whatever you want - It is best to use 128 for internet - the files get 50% bigger and clearer as you step up)
ALTERNATIVELY;
Bounce (quicker than MP3)) to AIF THEN open itunes,Choose from menu EDIT/PREFERENCES and set Importing etc (MP3 Encoder) to what you want and click ok
Choose ADVANCED/Convert to MP3 and choose the 'Object' or file you wish to Convert and GO
One Problem - The file goes straight into the Library so you need to give it a recognisable file name to easily recover it to place in your own playlist

I am informed the MP3 encoder in Protools is better than MP3 conversion in itunes but you can be the judge

Hope this helps
Tony
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