It doesn’t feel like anything happens at that point (!) but it will be added to iCloud Drive

Then tap the Add To iCloud Drive option.

Tap the vertical 3 dots that appear next to the file name and choose Send A Copy.

Locate the audio file you want to import into GarageBand.

Drag it into your project: tap and hold your finger on the audio file and drag it across into the empty audio recorder track (or even underneath the empty track – it doesn’t really matter)īasically you will save a copy of your Google Drive file into iCloud Drive first and then follow the steps above to get it into GarageBand.

GarageBand will add it to the list of files

Tap on the audio file you want to import.

Tap the Loop Library button and choose Audio Files.

If the song section is too short, the file will be cropped)

Tap Section A and turn Automatic on (this will allow GarageBand to accommodate the length of the file you’re importing.

Tap the Song Sections button (the “+” at top right of the screen).

Select the Audio Recorder (microphone) from the instrument selector.

Tap the “+” button and then choose Create New Song (DON’T choose Import from iCloud Drive!).

If you have an audio file in iCloud Drive, here’s how you can import it into the GarageBand app: Yep, it’s a bit fiddly and involved but it works and it’s WAY easier the second time you do it! From iCloud Drive into GarageBand Here are some instructions for a few different scenarios. If you have the audio file in one of the other commonly-used cloud service like Google Drive or Dropbox or the audio file is in your email inbox, you can still transfer it to GarageBand – you’ll simply need to get it from that location to iCloud Drive (and then import it into GarageBand from there). Any audio files that have been placed into iCloud Drive can be imported into GarageBand (I have few tips below). If you want to do this on the iPad only, you will need to use Apple’s iCloud Drive service as the “go-between”. Or perhaps you want students to use GarageBand to record their voices over the top of a drum part they created elsewhere. Let’s say you or your students have created an audio file in another app or software program – maybe on a laptop even – and now you want to import that audio file into GarageBand because you’d like to use the Smart Drums to add a backing. Importing audio files in GarageBand: why do that?

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