Final cut refuses to import itunes audio

have cut voiceover audio in garage band (done this many times before) share it to itunes--
cannot drag it into final cut clip folder to use in project---receive error message---
tried saving it to g-drive and grabbing--no luck
tried sending to xdcam card and importing it there---no luck
am i missing a setting?
tnx

Don't share it to iTunes. That is an unnecessary step. Export out of Garage Band as a 48k 16bit stereo clip from Garage band. Export it to your external MEDIA drive. Then import that file into FCP.

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