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I cannot find the folder where the loops live.
Here is what I've tried:
-from the Apple-menu I click on "About This Mac"
-click on "Storage"
-click on "Manage"
-click on "Music Creation"
The only option I'm presented with is to "Remove GarageBand Sound Library".... which I don't want to do. I only want to remove a selection of individual loops that I created that i don't need/want anymore.
Is this possible?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 11.3
Try the User Library/Audio/Appoe Loops and drill down from there.
If you can't see the User Library hold the option Key8down while browsing the Finder 'Go' menu.
Try the User Library/Audio/Appoe Loops and drill down from there.
If you can't see the User Library hold the option Key8down while browsing the Finder 'Go' menu.
In Catalina (Big Sur may be different) it's
Libray (root level)/Audio/Apple Loops/Apple/Apple Loops for GarageBand
I have also a few in the Apple Loops folder.
Hi Roger.
When I check that folder, all of the loops are there EXCEPT for the loops I've created.
For some reason, they remain hidden.
Bingo.
Moved the loops to the trash, emptied the trash, restarted GarageBand and reindexed the loop library. All set.
Many thanks Roger.
Delete individual loops from GarageBand 10.4?
