Aiff file too big to e-mail?

stuffit or zip it before uploading it there

FLAC is 2:1. Problem is that the people on the other end will need the same app to decode.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14246

Webspace doesn't cost that much nowadays. Get some and ftp the aiff to there.

if its a song being created in logic then bounce it as mp3

but at the heights rate like 320 on mono and stereo

use variable bit rate

and set it to the highest

use best encoding

don't filter freq below 10hz

and use normal for the stereo mode

thats it

then one the person gets it they can convert it back to aiff

if thats a problem

then get Gmail or yousendit account they support up to 100mb per upload

or you can get a .mac account which is even better but abit slower

this was the person can download straight from the don't .mac, edit and save it there again for u to download

best stash

yousendit it's not free anymore to upload big files...and some people don't have time to create an account/register

oh ok

then i guess the MP3 is ur best friend 🙂

or the link i have posted earlier on

1000 bucks for the software but 5 a month is too much for some webspace?
I'd much prefer sending clients(and friends for that matter) links to my own ftp.

do you understand what the post is all about?

Did you consider instant messaging it to him (Ichat or AOL IM)? I do that a lot,

You could also set this person up as a 'user' then put your aif file in his folder, and he can log on to your computer, and download it.. (I haven't tried that, but I believe you can do it)

use iDisk

Create a new folder on the desktop>
click on cd icon to view the files>
cmd+A to select them all>
drag them to the new folder you've created.

stuffit or create archive of >the folder to be able to upload it's contents

If you do go with one of the "free" services, do look into thier ownership terms.
I read somewhere that AOL were owning everything you sent with their service for a while.

Did you consider instant messaging it to him (Ichat
or AOL IM)? I do that a lot,

Is there a limit to the size of the file with IM?

You could also set this person up as a 'user' then
put your aif file in his folder, and he can log on
to your computer, and download it.. (I haven't tried
that, but I believe you can do it)

I have tried this with a friend across town and it worked
great. You just have to do the setup which is a little
work but no limits to file size. Best of all
it's free with no additional web sites.