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The edition under discussion here is the iPadOS If you're able to explain how you were supplied the original files that you have been playing along to, and in what format they are, I think I'll either be able to explain how to import it to your GB on iPadOS and turn it into a project or explain why it can't be done.
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If you just bounce the 30second solo and then import it into your project it will automatically line up with the start (or wherever you place it) and it won’t be in the correct place within the tune.ĭoes that make is free on both iOS/iPadOS and on macOS. this will line up properly in your project. you will end up with a track that has 1min15secs of silence then a 30 second solo. you have to bounce the solo track from the start of the song. Let’s say you have a song that’s 3 mins long and you record a 30 second long solo 1minute 15seconds into the song. No DAW knows where in a song your solo should be unless you give it a starting point.
You need to bounce each track from a zero starting point. I would have though the engineer dude could then just import and move this to the correct starting location within the track? I basically just exported the small snippet of the guitar track as a WAV.
So, one example is - I recorded one track with a guitar lick in it, as a solo that comes in later in the song.
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None of the tracks seem to be in time when imported to the Logic file.Īll of the WAV files sound fine when listening to them on another source.Īs I say, I sent a full track's worth of files that were recorded the exact same way, for a different session back in January, and every track was perfect Then, I added a pre-programmed drum track in GB at the correct tempo and played along with this, so the timing should be bang on Playing along with the recorded track with no click/drum track playing in GB I have the bounce of the full track we recorded at the studio, playing through speakers (since I can't import the track into GB) If you listen to the WAV file you made (outside of GarageBand - with something else) is it at the right tempo and pitch? What did they send you for you to play along with when tracking your own parts? Did you import that into GB on the iPad?
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Or find what you are after in the Pro Tools ecosystem? Or just stay working in Garageband or Logic Pro for all or more of the workflow, especially for compositional stuff.Funnily enough, I'm doing the same thing this afternoon, but in the opposite direction - Logic to GB iPadOS, audio and MIDI regions/tracks. Maybe safest legally to create what you like in Garageband then save song to disk and important that into Pro Tools. But even then, once you have an extracted sample it's not going to work the same as Apple Loops, whether audio or MIDI.Īnd it might or might not be legally OK to repackage Garageband libraries for use in other DAWs, you sure can't redistribute them as is, but the case of own-use is unclear, may run afoul of other clauses in the EULA if you reverse/engineer repackage things. Do you want the raw MIDI or audio? You might be better off if there is a loop/audio sample you like and exporting that song to disk. Some loops are just audio, some MIDI and audio, not sure MIDI only exists. caf (Core Audio) format and you could use a third party tool to convert them to a format playable in Pro Tools.
What do you mean by library? You could be referring to audio sample loops, virtual instruments?, or more that are parts of Garageband libraries.īut assuming the simple case of Loops, they are stored in. It's not clear how you expect this to work.
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