But maybe if the file was sent via the DropBox application it does have to be sync'd with a DropBox application installed on the computer on the receiving end.?
Dropvox vs audioshare zip#
Usually if I drag a zipped project (always zip an audio or video project) into DropBox in the browser and then Share it to someone's email address, it creates a link for the person I'm sending it to, and they're able to retrieve it successfully - at least most of the time, though sometimes they report the occasional issue on the receiving end.ĪFAIK the person on the receiving end shouldn't even have to have a DropBox account to fetch the Shared file (at least that's the way it was in the past, I don't know if that's still the case). I can't comment on using the DropBox application, I only ever send or receive files with DropBox in the web browser (where it sometimes prefers Chrome to Safari).
Of course, Catalina is the wild card here—even though it's been out for a while, there still may be Those last three come from Apple's guidance on GB files that won't open (see the URL below). Video: Share locally stored video content through Zooms native video player. Select the down arrow to the right of Computer Audio option to view audio options and switch between Mono and Stereo (high fidelity) audio options. Try running GB (on either/both ends) with built-in audio instead of a third-party interface Computer Audio: Only share your computers audio (your selected speaker in your audio settings ). If your GB files include audio, try exchanging a file without audio (Instrument tracks only), just as a test Try opening the files under another (test) user, in case it's some kind of user or permissions issue The problem could be on your friend's side—maybe the GB files are not getting saved/re-saved correctly, or not being zipped correctly? Does the problem happen on files he created on his computer, or only on files you sent him, or both? If not both, that could help pinpoint where the problem is originating AudioShare shines when it comes to sharing your recordings. You can also add effects to the audio input. If you encouter this, try increasing the audio buffer sizein the audio settings. Adding effects uses processing power, adding too many may cause audio drop outs (clicks & pops). To isolate whether the problem is with the files themselves, or if something is happening to them in transit, can you try exchanging them directly, maybe via flash drive (in person if your friend is local, or by snail-mailing a flash drive as a test) You can add up to 3 effect on each loop and they can be applied either before or afer recording/importing audio. Maybe try using an alternate transfer site, like DropBox.? It sounds like you're using the proper procedure to exchange files, but sometimes transfer sites have trouble exchanging Logic/GB projects, since they're really folders disguised as files—usually zipping the project is the solution, but it sounds like you're already doing that.
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