GarageBand for IPad - BlueTooth headset

If you are using a BlueTooth header, you need to go to Settings and turn on "AirPlay - Bluetooth" which will send sound from GarageBand to AirPlay and Bluetooth devices.

Importing Loops into Garageband for iPad

We can import AIFF, WAV, CAF, ACC, MP3 and Apple Loops into Garageband for iPad:

• open iTunes, go to your Devices, select your iPad and go to Apps
• Scroll down and click on Garageband in your Apps list and then hit the 'Add' button to select the files
• Launch Garageband on iPad and tap on the Loop icon, and select Audio Files tab, tab and drap the file to the track

Only Apple Loop will adjust the tempo and key.

Free Apple Loops

Create / convert the audio file to Apple Loops using the Apple Loops Utility (comes with Logic Pro, Soundtrack Pro or Final Cut Pro).

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Import/Export GarageBand project (iPad)

You need:

• iTunes
• DiskAid

Here are the steps:

• Connect your iPad
• Start DiskAid
• Go to menu DiskAid, Preferences, Advanced tab, check "Show root path for Apps" (this step will need to do only once)

• Go to Apps, GarageBand
• Open the folder path GarageBand, Library, Application Support, Documents

Importing song:

• Drap and drop the project folder (<name>.band) to the right panel
• You will need to restart GarageBand to see the new song.

Exporting song:

• Drap and drop the song folder in the right panel to you computer.

Import GargageBand project into iPad

I assume you have the GarageBand <name>.band folder on your computer.

You need the following software:

• iTunes
• DiskAid

Connect your iPad to your computer

• Start DiskAid
• On the left side, Click on the Apps\GarageBand
• Drop and drop the <name>.band folder into the right panel

Open this project in GarageBand for iPad:

• Start Garageband
• Go to My Songs page
• Click the "+" sing to add a new song
• Click "iTunes" (under Copy from") and select the song you just copied

You should delete the folder in DiskAid to save some space.

Change Tempo in GarageBand

• Drag and Drop the file into GarageBand
• Select the track and press <Control><Option>G
• Deselect the track
• Double click the track again and in the Song Editor, check "Follow Tempo & Pitch" under Pitch
• Change the Tempo