Importing Garageband TRACKS into Logic Pro X

I'm well aware that you can OPEN GarageBand files in Logic Pro X, but what if you want just to IMPORT some tracks from a Gband file. Can't be done, right?

WRONG! Just save the region to the Loops Library from the 'File' Menu in Garageband, and then retrieve it from the same Loops Libary in Logic!

Works with MIDI regions too, but apply no effects to your audio files as they will come in already applied. Apply effects in Logic to the raw audio

iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.12

Posted on Jul 5, 2022 11:47 PM

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