No problem! First thing you need to do is figure out what the timeline settings are. Most likely, they are 48k since that’s the standard. You can put your audio tracks into iTunes, then right (or cntrl) click on the track, then select “make aiff version” and it will create a second file with the same name that is 48k .aiff. Drag that file to your desktop or a folder where you’re storing your media for the project and then import that to Final Cut.
Youay have to go into settings in iTunes and tell it that you want conversions to be made as .aiff and what bitrate (48k or whatever your timeline in Final Cut is). I’m nit in front of my machine right now and I do it every day without thinking about so I may’ve left something out but that’s the general idea 🙂
Tony Brittan
Apple Certified Pro – FCP
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