This Apple software tutorial shows you how to import an audio file into GarageBand. Learn how to add pre-recoded audio files to your project, and use GarageBand's tools to make an arrangement.
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Just wondering, does the same process apply for dragging and dropping your own electric piano midi songs i have already made and recorded on a usb stick. I am finding that the songs from the usb are dragging terribly when i try to play that song back on garage band. I would like garage band to convert my midi songs to an MP3 version so i can listen to my songs on any device. Please help
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