From: Colin Miller <snoopy@...> >Either way, PT can work on multiple audio file types at the same time, so >you can have a session involving AIF, WAV, and SDII all at the same time. >And if for any reason it doesn't agree (such as different samp freq) it >will just convert the files. The original post was in regards to using >freeze to export files over to PT, hance my reference to PT. So..I go to the the freeze filefolder and just import the frosted file into PT you say? Pt doesn't recognize the file, just a greyed out import audio box. I know someone is going to say I'm a fool but this manuveur eludes me. I am using version PT 5.1.1 G4 OS9 (not eight type-o) LAMP

On Monday, April 28, 2003, at 11:11 AM, jake wrote: > So..I go to the the freeze filefolder and just import the frosted file > into > PT you say? Pt doesn't recognize the file, just a greyed out import > audio > box. I know someone is going to say I'm a fool but this manuveur > eludes me. > I am using version PT 5.1.1 > G4 OS9 (not eight type-o) > LAMP > Are you sure your freezing to 24 bit. It sounds like its a 32 bit file, which very few Mac apps even recognize.. George ________________________________________________________ My Home and Logic Audio Tips : www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com "Reet to tee to tee to tee to teeeeeeee" Frank Zappa " All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them" Walt Disney "Be the change you want to see in the world" Mahatma Gandhi