How To Download Songs To Garageband

You can import songs from the Music app on your iPhone into Tracks view. You can import a song to an existing Audio Recorder or Amp track, or have GarageBand create a new Audio Recorder track for the song.

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First make sure you've got iCloud turned on in Garageband, by tapping the + icon when viewing all your songs. Then, for sending a song to iCloud, just:

Opening Garageband with any other device, which has, too, iCloud enabled, will show a green arrow on the top-right corned of the songs which haven't yet been downloaded. Tapping the thumbnail will start the download.

This "how to" will describe in detail the process of how to edit, merge, loop, etc ANY of your favorite songs using Garageband. Garageband is a program available for OS X and iOS Mac users that has everything you need to learn, play, record, mix, and share great-sounding music, even if you've never played a note. If you have a Mac, chances are you can search "Garageband" in the spotlight, open it up, and begin making and editing cool music with the help of my guide.

This guide will show how to use multiple features of Garageband in order to specifically create a mega-mix of your favorite songs, rap verses, etc.

**It is assumed you have music downloaded to your iTunes library if you would like to use this guide.

Items Needed: A mac computer with GarageBand.

The "Media Browser" is a collection of your songs from iTunes, photos on your computer, etc.

To open it, click on the small "View / Hide the Media Browser" button at the far bottom right of your garageband screen (see photo).

You now have open all of the songs from your iTunes library.

--> If for some reason it opens up your photos or movies, simply click on the "Audio" tab above.

The next step will show how to pull these songs onto the screen to allow for editing.

Now, with your entire iTunes library open, decide what songs you want to edit, loop, merge, etc. You can listen to & preview your downloaded songs simply by clicking on the song, clicking the play button below the library, and then stopping the song by once again clicking the play (stop) button.

To use a song, click once on a song you want to use. Now, drag the song anywhere onto the portion of the screen in the middle where it says "Drag Apple Loops here."

Now, you're going to want to move the song all the way to the left so it begins to play sound as soon as you preview the track.

To do move a track to a specific time/beat, click anywhere on the song's track OTHER THEN the far left (you will see that would expand the track rather than move it) and move/drag it to the left so the song would begin at beat 1. You'll see the beats (1, 2, 3) at the top of the screen.

Now you have a song/track ready to listen to and edit.

SIDE NOTE: You can play the song by clicking on the Play button on the bottom of the screen next to the red "record"circle, and quickly go to the beginning of the song by clicking on the "Start from Beginning" button.

Let's say you love every verse that Juicy J does in every song, but the rest of the song is terrible. You only want to hear Juicy J's part. With GarageBand, you can split and cut Juicy J's verse from one song and then combine another one of Juicy J's verse from another song. If you don't have Juicy J songs downloaded, it's ok. As long as you learn how to split portions of songs you'll get the idea. Heres how:

1) Press Play (or the space button) to begin the song you have dragged onto the loop.

Note: you'll see the GarageBand cursor moving as the music plays.

2) Stop the song a few seconds in (by pressing play again or hitting the space button).

3) Before splitting, MAKE SURE the track with the song in it is selected (see pic).

4) Go to the blue box on the bottom of the screen with the measure numbers in it, click on the little music note button, and select "time" (see pic). This will allow you to move the GarageBand cursor around to every and any second of the song.

5) With the correct track selected, go to the top of the screen and click on Edit --> Split. The song will now split at that point (see pic #2).

You'll now notice that you have two distinct portions of the song. One is highlighted and one is not. You can click on whichever portion you want to select that piece & further edit it.

Let's move on to the next step.

Now that your track is split into two pieces, you can move them around (which will come in handy when you want to add another track/play 2 songs over-top of each other) OR, as we are going to do, cut/remove portion of a song.

1) Select the piece of the track your going to cut (in this case, we have 2 pieces- it's sensible that you choose the rightpiece as there's room to move it further right).

2) With the correct piece selected, go to Edit (at the top of the screen) --> Cut.

Note: You can also move portions of a track by selecting and dragging it into either an empty track or simply moving it right to create space.

Now that there's one portion of a song in the project, let's add a portion of a different song into the project.

Let's now add another track to show how you can put multiple tracks into one song. Refer back to Step 2 to open your media browser, then refer to Step 3 to drag a new song onto the screen where it says "Drag Apple Loops Here."

Throw in any song you want. Once you figure out how to use the program, you can think of similar-sounding songs and use those to create cool mixes.

You should now have 2 songs/tracks on your GarageBand project. It should look similar to the first picture above.

Now that there are 2 tracks on the screen, let's see how you can overlap the sounds of two different songs.

Your tracks may already be like this (see pic), but if not:

1) Move your tracks all the way to the first beat / 00:00 seconds (all the way to the left)

Remember: moving a track is easy. Simply select and pull it in the direction you want to move it.

The 2 tracks should be evenly above / below each other as the picture above shows.

Chances are it will sound horrible, but the point is to show how you can overlap songs as producers / DJ's do. They call this a "mashup."

We just saw how to overlap 2 songs, now let's move portions of songs directly after each other. In Step 4 we discussed how you may really like Juicy J's verses on songs and want to create a compilation of his best verses. We learned how to cut tracks, move tracks, etc. Now let's put those skills together to create a mix of different songs.

Your tracks should be aligned together as seen in the picture in Step 7.

1. Move the bottom track to the right so as the first track ends the second track will immediately begin playing (see pic).

Now, when you hit play, you will notice that as the first song ends the second song will immediately begin playing. This is how you would cut multiple verses from multiple songs and move them all next to each other to create a mega-mix of your favorite rap verses, if you wanted too.

I had my own writing songs, without background music, it is possible to add background music from Garageband? Furthermore, I tried to following instructions from someone in Youtube, how to edit noises of a recorded uploaded songs saved in iTunes, I have no idea what it happened that I cannot find my songs saved in iTunes, either the song I was trying to edit it in Garageband. Question: how do I recover my own songs, how to add background music to my own lyrics? I think the problem began when I tried to download new sounds, since I started having theses problems, always after starting downloading new sounds for non specific reason crashes. I cannot add images, I do not have any. Thank you

I am having the same problem. I was able to use iTunes about 2 weeks ago but i stupidly let it updat yesterday. I wonder if new itunes wont work with old garageband. Apple seems to be messin' with me.

Ben Folds released Stems & Seeds, a special version of his 2008 album Way to Normal. Stems and Seeds contained a remastered version of Way to Normal, and a separate disc containing GarageBand files for each track from the album to allow fans to remix the songs.

On March 7, 2012, Apple updated GarageBand to 1.2, adding support for the third-generation iPad. It introduced the new Smart Strings instrument, a string orchestra of 1st and 2nd violins, violas, celli, and bass, capable of playing notes legato, staccato, and pizzicato. Additionally, it added synthesizers to the Smart Keyboard and Smart Bass instruments. It also added a note editor that allows users to fine-tune note placement and length and the ability to upload songs to Facebook, YouTube and SoundCloud, as well as the ability to upload projects to iCloud. It also included Jam Session, a feature that enables up to 4 iPhones, iPod Touches, and/or iPads with GarageBand installed to play simultaneously. 2351a5e196