How do i get back my garageband songs that are only on icloud?

Sheer fluke... I was just recording the sing again and wanted to keep the title. But I also have a hacker's mentality and I had a hunch something could happen when doing that.

This trick doesn't work for me... Anyone else succeeded?

I'm now depressed.. I just wanted to see what icloud was about . now i cant get my hard work back. . theres gotta b a way.that works . somebody ... anybody ...

No, this must be Hocus-Pocus, it didn' t work.

"ICloud SchmiCloud, Apple’s non-syncing sync service" (quote form WIRED Mag.)

Syncing over the local Wi-Fi network to my Mac, like the Multitrack DAW (AppStore) http://www.harmonicdog.com , works perfectly well. But iOS GarageBand is such an amazing app.

We can only hope that some kind minded spirit adopts this orphaned application and maybe be so friendly, make some comment or even give us back our XXXthousand

songs, unless making customers feel frustrated and even sad is just another sales concept

and keeps us all busy doing nothing.

I had the same issue, absolutley most frustrating. However, after a full day of fretting over it, I went back to basics and solved the issue. I simply restarted my device (this case my iphone). When I reopened garageband all my songs were there! Hurray! Seems too easy but it worked for me, hope it works for y'all.

Guys, it's a very easy fix, well at least for me it was. All you need to do is restart your phone (turn it off and back on). I turned it back on by plugging my phone into the computer with iTunes open. that did the trick for me, hope this helped

This is a little late in the game, with a whole other iOS to complain about, but I recently moved up to the iPhone 5s, transferred all my stuff in GB over to the new phone, and though I can access said songs that were in the phone's GB, the iTunes, Ringtones, Open in other..., and more icons are greyed out. In addition, the email option, sound cloud, Facebook, etc are still there but provide no export capability either. Lastly, my Macbook can't seem to find any in the file sharing section of the GB app in iTunes. Anybody end up having any sort of luck with their issue, regardless of OS? Thanks.

When I enabled the Cloud drive, all my songs uploaded from my iPad corrupted. They will open in Garageband on my Mac but are corrupted on the Ipad. I thought the cloud drive was to enable uploaded files to be accessed on any Apple device!!! AppleCare have not been able to resolve the issue as yet - it always surprises me that they don't seem to read these forums and are much less 'in the loop' than their 'users'. All I can think to do is to save the files from the Mac to a separate drive and wait for the issue to be resolved. Then, hopefully, the files can be uploaded to the Mac and transferred to an iPad via a fully functioning Cloud Drive!! Why are things never fully tested before being unleashed onto unsuspecting customers???

I thought the cloud drive was to enable uploaded files to be accessed on any Apple device!!!

But it is still only one-way with respect to project compatibility between GarageBand iOS projects and GarageBand Mac project. Any GarageBand iPad project you open in GarageBand 10 on your Mac will be converted to GarageBAnd 10 and can no longer be opened on your iPad.