That is indeed what I did, fortunately I had told my guy to record at 100 bpm
and he stuck to it, so I can work with it.
Ian
On Apr 13, 2021, at 1:48 PM, Kelvin Falconer <tusciafalconer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
i am a little confused as you say there is no .band file but here you now say
there is a song.band folder and with that suffix it sounds like a file, will
it open in GB ?
Otherwise copy the aiff file, open GB, go to 0 on the timeline and paste.
then with the metronome on change the bpm and see if you can match the aiff
file.
K.
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On 14/04/2021, at 7:08 AM, Ian Edwards <ianedwards42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That’s the thing, there is no .band file, when he sent it to me it showed up
as a folder full of subfolders, not a .band file. Ever experienced this
happening? I can’t find any reference to it on line, so I have no clue how
it was generated.
Here’s how it comes across:
My Guy shared a folder in Drive.
In that folder there is a folder for song.band.
In the song.band folder there are folders for media, output, and contents.
In the media folder I found an aiff file, which seems to be what he recorded.
Fortunately the aiff file has the complete version of what he recorded,
seems like I can work with that as an audio file, I just can’t open his
project like it was one of my own.
Ian
On Apr 13, 2021, at 11:59 AM, Kelvin Falconer <tusciafalconer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
cmd O to open the project.band file, that will open in garage band giving
you the tracks etc.
K.
I float through Time and Space like a treeless leaf.
On 14/04/2021, at 2:54 AM, Ian Edwards <ianedwards42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That’s the thing that puzzles me, there is no .band file, when I go to
Drive, I find a project.band folder, poking around in there I find sub
folders, and eventually in a folder labelled media I found the aiff file.
My guitarist is a busy school principal, so I don’t want to push him too
much for an explanation or to try different things. Playing around, it
looks like he recorded at a steady tempo, maybe even to the click track at
the tempo I suggested, so I think I can just treat it like a region and
add some percussion to it.
Fun to learn new stuff,
Ian
On Apr 13, 2021, at 12:50 AM, Kelvin Falconer
<tusciafalconer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
you need to open the file suffixed .band
the mp3 file is a compression of the .aiff file.
K.
I float through Time and Space like a treeless leaf.
On 13/04/2021, at 5:02 PM, Ian Edwards <ianedwards42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok GB gurus,
One of our church guitarists recorded a track for me, now I need to know
what I can do with it. It was recorded in Garage Band, I have the MP3 he
exported, and he also shared the project with me through Google Drive.
When I open what he shared in Drive, thre is a folder, and then a bunch
of stuff within that folder. I eventually found an aiff file, which I
downloaded to m computer and was able to open in Garage Band, but it
seems to be behaving just like the MP3, an audio file with no other
information.
What I’m hoping to do is open his project in Garage Band on my Mac, and
add some percussion using loops before I send it to our vocalists to
work with.
Any suggestions on how to go about this?
Can I work with the aiff or the mp3 like a regular region from one of my
own projects?
Ian >
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