However whether the recipient will hear the audio depends on the recipient having an HTML email client (or having HTML enabled without any security restrictions in place). Some email clients can embed the audio inside HTML email messages so that the recipient hears the audio on opening the email without having to open an attachment. You should always attach your audio file to the email message.
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Check the limitations for free accounts on size and number of uploads, maximum permitted number of downloads, and length of time files are stored for.ĭo not forget old-fashioned solutions too if your Internet connection is slow, you can always copy your project to a USB thumb drive then send it by postal mail. Recommendable services include the following. Then find a suitable free Internet file transfer service to send your zip file. Then use a zip application like those above to place the AUP3 file inside a zip file. This way, only the audio for the current state of the project is included. To send your project, first close it (saving changes) so that Audacity can discard the surplus data which allows undo and redo of edits while projects are open. Zip compression is lossless, so does not reduce the space on disk very much. Free Mac tools include Keka or Apple's built-in compression utility. You may wish to send the project in a compressed. At Audacity's default 32-bit float sample format / 44,100 Hz sample rate using lossless uncompressed audio, stereo Projects take 20 MB of space per minute, which rules out sending projects by email. In practice, the problem with sending a project to someone else is its size. It's quite possible to send an Audacity Project to another person or open it on another computer of your own, so that the Project can be opened in another copy of Audacity with all the tracks, label and envelope information in situ.
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