Exporting MIDI from GarageBand: A Step-by-Step Guide

GarageBand is a powerful music creation software that allows users to create and edit audio tracks with ease. However, one of its limitations is the inability to export MIDI files directly. But fear not! With the right converters, you can convert your GarageBand tracks into sendable MIDI files.

Using Converters

To start the conversion process, you will need to use a converter that can help you export your GarageBand tracks as MIDI files. There are two converters you can use: 'Garageband midi not p'.

Step 1: Find Your Loop File

The first step is to find your loop file. To do this, go to Library > Audio > Apple Loops and drag the file out to your desktop home screen by right-clicking on the file.

Step 2: Convert Your Loop File

Once you have found your loop file, press down on the 'Option' key located on your keyboard and click on the 'Go' option in the upper left part of the screen. Type in the address '~/Library/Audio/Apple Loops/' and navigate to the folder using Finder.

Step 3: Export Your File

Select the file you want to export and click on the 'Create' button at the bottom of the window. Press Control+Shift+O to open an export window, where you can save your file as a MIDI file.

Exporting MIDI files from GarageBand may not be possible directly, but with the right converters, it is achievable. This step-by-step guide has shown you how to convert your GarageBand tracks into sendable MIDI files using two different converters. By following these steps, you can create and edit audio projects with ease and export them as MIDI files for further use.

Disclaimer

Please note that this tutorial may be outdated if checked after a year or so since posting. GarageBand's users span between beginners and experts, and having a way to export MIDI files can be a great tool for musicians who use the software. Unfortunately, in this detailed tutorial, we will teach you how to work around these limitations easily and concisely. As creating audio projects is the software's primary function, having a MIDI file may not be on the developers' top priority.