I typically give each one a number, in order of what project it is and the same thing goes for actual instrument tracks. Moreover, you’ll also realize, at this point, the importance of actually taking the time to name your projects accordingly. What I like to do is I put all of the files in order of “Date Created,” and then I organize it in the “List” format, that way each file is listed in order of when they were first made, and you can also see all of them easily because they’re written out one by one, rather than displayed as little icons. However, there are two ways – that I know of – for getting access to your Garageband Project files.įollow this process to find all of your Garageband Project files.ġ) On your home screen, go into the tool-bar at the top.ĥ) This should bring up all of your Garageband files, including “Audio Music Apps,” “Garageband,” and “iTunes.”Ħ) Click on “Garageband,” and voila, you’ve now got access to nearly every single Garageband Project that you’ve ever made.

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