After you have Bounced your Mix to Disc, open the Soundbites window &
highlight that track. From the Soundbites mini-menu, select "Export
Selected Files" (or something like that...it should be obvious). When
the Export (or whatever) dialog box opens & asks you what format to
Save As, select "Audio Interchange FIle Format (.AIF)" Once your mix
is saved as AIF, iTunes can use it.



(HWBossHoss) wrote in message ...
Sorry about that...I hit the "send" button by mistake (gosh, I'm having ALL
KINDS of problems with technology lately!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

To continue....

All it seems to say in my MOTU AudioDesk manual is that my .mix files that I
created with AudioDesk's "Bounce To Disk" command are compatible with burning
software such as Apple's iTunes program.

BUT...when I open iTunes up, I'll be damned if it can open the .mix files I
have created!!!! In fact, when I click on the .mix files in iTunes, NOTHING
happens. I cannot listen to the file in iTunes, I cannot convert the file to
any format that iTunes recognizes, I can't do anything!

One more thing: When I attempt to play the .mix files in AudioDesk, there is NO
sound. Is this normal?

Can someone walk me step-by-step through the CD burning process using
AudioDesk?

P.S.: I am using a Mac. I don't even know if AudioDesk is available for the PC,
but I thought I would mention it anyhow.

Mr. Furious:

THANKS SO MUCH for helping me with my problem! Your solution worked like a
charm...BUT....

....now I have ANOTHER problem! The CD's that I burn in iTunes sound about HALF
THE SPEED of the original recording! I have never encountered this problem
before. My imported AudioDesk songs sound just fine when I play them using the
iTunes program, but when I use iTunes to burn them onto a disk, the songs are
all about half of the speed they should be!

What's going on? Any further help will be MUCH appreciated. Thanks again...