- How To Send A Garageband Project From Iphone
- How To Send Garageband Project From Iphone
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Dec 16, 2014 It’s never been easier to share your GarageBand projects – i’d love to hear what you guys have put together! Post links to your exported Garageband iOS projects in the comment section below! Tags: Garageband garageband facebook Garageband ios garageband share garageband soundcloud Garageband tutorial garageband youtube. How to share from GarageBand to Google Drive Garageband is a free (to all new iOS customers) app and covers a lot of bases for you as a creative — be it recording guitar or any other audio on iPhone or iPad.
Hey all,
I'm currently using GB on my iPadPro, and would like to collaborate with another fellow musician. I'm having a hard time being able to send him a GB project. It says online you can share it to iTunes, then share it from there, however I don't have a computer, I have an iPad Pro....
I have tried email, Dropbox, etc, and it wants to mix the project down to an MP4 before sending. Not what I want....
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance
How To Send A Garageband Project From Iphone
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How To Send Garageband Project From Iphone
- edited September 2016
one idea would be to share it to iCloud Drive, when you do this it will offer on option to save the project file there. Then go into the iCloud Drive and share the project there via email.
If it's especially large, iOS should offer the ability to send it via MailDrop
Additionally you could share it via 'open in', then choose Google Drive...when you do this It also presents the option to send the project file.
- edited September 2016
.> @sirdavidabraham said:
one idea would be to share it to iCloud Drive, when you do this it will offer on option to save the project file there. Then go into the iCloud Drive and share the project there via email.
If it's especially large, iOS should offer the ability to send it via MailDrop
Additionally you could share it via 'open in', then choose Google Drive...when you do this It also presents the option to send the project file.
I have tried sending it via email from the iCloud Drive, but it shows up as 0 bytes....also tried to send it to google drive from iCloud, but it says it's uploading, but never does, just hangs up...>
@Bängers said:
I have tried sending it via email from the iCloud Drive, but it shows up as 0 bytes....also tried to send it to google drive from iCloud, but it says it's uploading, but never does, just hangs up...>What apps do you have available for Open In...?
@telecharge said:
@Bängers said:
I have tried sending it via email from the iCloud Drive, but it shows up as 0 bytes....also tried to send it to google drive from iCloud, but it says it's uploading, but never does, just hangs up...>What apps do you have available for Open In...?
From GB....Notes,Google Drive, Message, and Messanger....tried google drive, and it just hangs there saying 'uploading'....everything else, it wants to mix down.
From iCloud no open in options- edited September 2016
Well I just managed it using ifiles2
But it was a hell of a hassle.
@Bängers said:
From GB....Notes,Google Drive, Message, and Messanger....tried google drive, and it just hangs there saying 'uploading'....everything else, it wants to mix down.
From iCloud no open in optionsUnfortunately, your options are pretty limited. Have you tried Apple support? They should be able to help with iCloud/upload issues.
Otherwise, you're looking at a 3rd party solution like what @BiancaNeve is describing.
@BiancaNeve said:
Well I just managed it using ifiles2But it was a hell of a hassle.
Please explain how??
@telecharge said:
@Bängers said:
From GB....Notes,Google Drive, Message, and Messanger....tried google drive, and it just hangs there saying 'uploading'....everything else, it wants to mix down.
From iCloud no open in optionsUnfortunately, your options are pretty limited. Have you tried Apple support? They should be able to help with iCloud/upload issues.
Otherwise, you're looking at a 3rd party solution like what @BiancaNeve is describing.
Apple support said to use iTunes....hate to think if you spend $1000 on the iPadPro, I now have to go buy a laptop to transfer files....
@BiancaNeve said:
Well I just managed it using ifiles2But it was a hell of a hassle.
How does ifiles2 work
- edited September 2016
Actually forget it. My method worked on iPad Air 2. But the transfer from iCloud on iPad Pro seems to get stuck.
1st download the app
iFiles 2 - File Manager, Cloud Storage, PDF Reader by Imagam.com
https://appsto.re/gb/tBD2bb.iAdd iCloud Drive as a service
Open Gagageband App
Press select
Select a track
Press the share button
Press iCloud Drive
Select ProjectSelect the ifiles folder in iCloud Drive
Open the ifiles app
Press the iCloud button. (you should see a folder called whatever you named your song)
Click on this and press download select local filesOnce the transfer has completed you can zip it and email it or upload to Dropbox one drive etc
@BiancaNeve said
Once the transfer has completed you can zip it and email it or upload to Dropbox one drive etc
Yes...........
but how to share it then with others?By the way: it is also possible to send a zipped .band file to Dropbox via the free iZip app, without using iCloud Drive. I just did it. But I have no good ideas about sharing it with others. As I understand it iCloud Drive is only about sharing with your own devices. I could send the link of the zipped .band Dropbox file to others, but I can't find a way for them to import the zipped .band file into their GB (without the use of a PC).
They need to unzip the .band file and save it to their own iCloud Drive. Then in GB they can just press plus then import from iCloud
Good info here for escaping the walled garden. Thank you @BiancaNeve and @Marcel
@Marcel said:
@BiancaNeve said
Once the transfer has completed you can zip it and email it or upload to Dropbox one drive etc
Yes...........
but how to share it then with others?By the way: it is also possible to send a zipped .band file to Dropbox via the free iZip app, without using iCloud Drive. I just did it. But I have no good ideas about sharing it with others. As I understand it iCloud Drive is only about sharing with your own devices. I could send the link of the zipped .band Dropbox file to others, but I can't find a way for them to import the zipped .band file into their GB (without the use of a PC).
@BiancaNeve said:
They need to unzip the .band file and save it to their own iCloud Drive. Then in GB they can just press plus then import from iCloudThank you guys for the input!!! I'm going to try it with izip cause it seems like the easiest way... I'll keep you posted if it works....
I just tried Izip free on a very simple band file, but it wouldn't zip it because it was too big. But the process of getting it into izip was very simple so I may buy the full version.
- edited September 2016
@BiancaNeve said:
I just tried Izip free on a very simple band file, but it wouldn't zip it because it was too big. But the process of getting it into izip was very simple so I may buy the full version.If I remember it correctly: you have to zip the .band map. I first tried to zip all the files within that map, that didn't work, then I tried zipping the map itself, that worked. If it seems you can't select the map then press the file/map above it, then you can select the map.
Since the iPad Pro’s release I was determined to work it into my daily life where my other iPad had never secured a place – I wanted to record guitar, write, and also use it for my 9-5 job. In doing this I found some shortfalls, including the ability to share from GarageBand.
How to share from GarageBand to Google Drive
Garageband is a free (to all new iOS customers) app and covers a lot of bases for you as a creative — be it recording guitar or any other audio on iPhone or iPad.
Google Drive is free and gives you 15GB of online storage out of the box.
Once you have your creation ready and you’re signed into the Google Drive app, just follow these steps to share from GarageBand:
- Launch GarageBand on your iPhone or iPad.
- Once you are at the My Songs page, tap on Select and choose your song.
- In the second row of icons, tap on Open In….
- Check out all your details and change anything you need to, then tap Share at the top right.
- Now choose Google Drive.
- Here you can fill in any details, change where you want the file in Drive, and toggle between Google Drive accounts (if you’re signed in to more than one). Once you’re done, tap on Upload.
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Note: If you don’t see Google Drive in the share section, you may need to activate the extension by scrolling all the way to the right and tapping More and toggling On the Google Drive option.
If you’ve found other ways to share from Garageband that work well, I’d be interested to know what they are, so let me know in the comments!
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