What I like about using the Vox utility is that it bypasses iTunes, an app that I personally dislike. XLD is cool because it's a great little conversion tool that handles just about any format. It's a lot easier than exporting multiple versions from your DAW. Best of all, they're all free.
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2 comments:
Good tips, but:
Step 2 (Vox) can more easily be done just by hitting the space bar (the Finder will preview it for you). Why launch an app unnecessarily?
Step 3 (CloudApp) is free-mium. You can do 10 files a day for free, but beyond that, you have to pay. Another alternative is Transmit (the FTP client) which lets you set up shortcuts to quickly upload to a specific place.
Thanks Bobby, very handy.I alreadty use XLD, great converter. I will give Vox a go because I hate not having volume control over Quick Look...iTunes is so slow and unwieldy. There used to be (back in the Mac OS9 days) a great program called Soundapp, hopefully Vox in similar.
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