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Posted by: justnicola Thu 23 Feb 2006, 00:00

hello,

can anyone enlighten me....

just finished completing a song in garageband (2). i then exported it to itunes. i want to send it to a friend and then upload onto music site.

can someone out there advise me on how to do this - convert to mp3.

thanks
nicki

Posted by: lepetitmartien Thu 23 Feb 2006, 01:14

You should first bounce it. cool.gif

Posted by: elfingrey Thu 23 Feb 2006, 07:35

Nice 5 word answer there, lepetitmartien. Perhaps a bit more elaboration on the topic might help this sincere person out? C'mon and share some of that vast knowledge you hold between your ears on this! blink.gif

Posted by: gdoubleyou Thu 23 Feb 2006, 23:35

Let's see...this is from memory. In iTunes preferences/advanced export file type.

The process in GB is to bounce to iTunes, with the correct settings in iTunes you can create a mp3.

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Posted by: jimdubpram Fri 24 Feb 2006, 01:17

open itunes preferences>advanced. make sure both importing and burning options are set to mp3.close pref. click on advanced>convert selection to mp3.
done. biggrin.gif

Posted by: zrobert Fri 24 Feb 2006, 03:25

Thanks for all the help you guys. I've been wanting to know about this myself.
Thanks again.

zrobert

Posted by: zrobert Fri 24 Feb 2006, 06:35

To convert and send a GarageBand Mp3 song.

Here’s the way I did it. There must me a shorter way!
Click: File > Save As > name the file > save it to GarageBand > Save >
If dialog box says you’re file already exists, click Replace.
Click: File > Export to iTunes > iTunes appears with your file in it.
Right-click the file > Convert selection to Mp3 >
Another copy appears in iTunes and music may start. Stop the music.
Quit iTunes > Quit GarageBand >

Click: Go > Home > Music > iTunes folder > iTunes Music folder >
Click; “your name” folder > “your name” album > see an .aif and an mp3 file. >

Drag the mp3 file to the desktop > open an email, address it >
Drag and drop the mp3 file onto the email > Send > Done!

I hope it works for you
zrobert

Posted by: justnicola Sun 26 Feb 2006, 09:33

THANKS EVERYONE!!!! Converting in ITUNES WORKED !!!

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