MP3 conversion

lo-fi wrote:

Antboogie560 wrote:Good day fellow MPC users....I have a serious dilemma and I need an accurate answer....here are my questions:

1)How do you convert protools files to mp3 files using I-tunes?

Serious dilemma?

Bounce the PT file to stereo, drop it into itunes, hit 'convert selection to MP3'. Done.

There is no "hitting" convert. You have to get that from the drop menu.
Also, You have to change the conversion method if it isn't set to MP3. Also, like I said, once you convert, it also doesn't replace the one you had in the highlighted in the list. You have to retrieve it from the total library list, or folder.

Ohhh I get it....individual mutitrack files. This joint above is the ish for that tho, good looks! I'm gonna hop on that bandwagon fa sho.

Okay fellows...the problem has been solved...oh man....the last mp3 file was sent at 3:30am New York time....he has been mixing it on the 9000J ssl board at The Plant Studios in Sausilito, Ca....its coming out banging dudes.....my mixing engineer is 1 in a million....thanks though for all you guys help and I will talk too you guys in the future.....lets learn from each other and share the love of making music......together..peace!!

The Plant huh?? That's north of S.F. in Marin County. That's like the only studio of its kind out this way. Whoever you f**n wit must have a nice budget, that's one of them $2,000 a day type spots. Hyde Street is cool, The Grill in Oakland got some sh** but The Plant is equipped like Larabee or sum'n. Well, you got that sh** worked out, so that's that.

yeah man....it was cool....but my mixing dude did not finish last night..so now they are on their way to paramount in L.A to finish up on friday...what a project I tell ya.......thanks for your help though...extremely helpful....