First thing I must say is you need to compress your files down. GarageBand spits out .aiff files, and they are too big. Use .mp3 or AAC .wav or whatever. The "hardest" (meaning longest) way to do it is open your song in QuickTime and export the audio to an MPEG file, then upload it to your iDisk. From there, you go to Homepage and make an iMovie page. This will allow you to stream your songs. I got to thinking there has to be a better way to do this. Well there is.
Actually there are two ways that I found out how to do it. One is to take "yoursong" (yoursong being the name, with no spaces in the name), and place it in your Public folder, then set up a link on a webpage to look like this:
http://idisk.mac.com/username/Public/yoursong.mp3Tip: This has to be your Public folder for this way to work, or else it will ask for your username and password. The other way of doing it is by placing your song in the Sites folder of your idisk (once again, no spaces in song name), and using the following link type:
http://homepage.mac.com/username/yoursong.mp3All of these methods will allow you to make a website and to have links to your .Mac account to stream your music or make it available for download.

