Jan 13, 2020  How to Transfer Files to iPad from a Computer. This wikiHow teaches you how to copy files from your Windows or Mac computer onto your iPad for offline viewing. You can do this via iTunes, iCloud Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Google Drive. Dec 14, 2015  I was wondering how to transfer a garageband file from one iPad to another. My friend has a song on her iPad, and I want to transfer it to mine. We both have Macs, and have managed to get the files off the first iPad, emailed them to me, downloaded them onto my desktop and now would like to get the folder onto my iPad.

In GarageBand on the 'teacher' iPad create your lesson template project, then Share Song Via iTunes

Make sure you send to iTunes as a GarageBand project

For all iPads that need to communicate, enable 'Sync with this iPad over Wi-Fi' in iTunes on your Mac. You will need to connect each iPad by cable the first time to set this up.

Click the Apps tab for the teacher iPad, scroll down to 'File Sharing' and select GarageBand - the template project should appear

Select the project, then click the 'Save to...' Button and save it somewhere on your Mac

Select the first 'pupil' iPad, go to File Sharing in the Apps tab and select GarageBand - add a file to the iPad by dragging and dropping from the Finder (or click the 'Add' button)

You should see the file copying across to the student iPad

On the student iPad - tap the '+' button to start a new project then tap 'Copy from: iTunes'

On the student's iPad - choose the lesson template from the 'Import Song' dialog

The student should tap and hold the teacher project, then tap the 'Duplicate' button

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The student should name their copy

Having completed the task the student should then share the project back to iTunes

The student should choose GarageBand as the format if they wish to continue working on the project another time

Back on the teacher's Mac, the student work should appear in iTunes File Sharing where it can be reviewed or saved.

Supplies

A tutorial for Garageband users that want to move their song to REAPER.

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Learn the trick to exporting stems from Garageband using the track lock/freeze function.

1 – set project end marker
2 – track menu: configure track header, enable lock button
3 – click lock button on each track
4 – PLAY – Garageband will begin freezing all tracks (rendering audio files)
5 – save project
6 – Find Garageband project in Finder (usually in username/Music)
7 – Right-click on project, choose “Show package contents”
8 – in media folder, find “freeze files no sync” – this is the rendered audio
9 – copy this audio to a folder for the REAPER project
10 – Name audio files
11 – import audio
12 – adjust item volume for headroom

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Garageband really doesn’t make it easy and you lose a lot in this process. Your mix will likely sound very different
– no automation
– track volume not applied to audio
– master volume not applied
– no master fx like reverb
– track names not used for rendered audio

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