How do I combine audio files in GarageBand?
To do this, you would first click on the track header for the top track to select all the regions in that track. Next, you choose Edit > Join Selected or simply press Command-J to join all of the regions into one clean, merged file. A dialog box appears warning you that a new file will be created.
How do I add an existing audio file to GarageBand?
How do I import my own audio files?
- Click on Finder in the Mac Dock.
- Locate the file that you wish to import. Click and drag the file onto an existing track or a new track in GarageBand. GarageBand supports the following formats: .AIFF, .CAF, .WAV, .AAC (except protected AAC files), Apple Lossless, .MP3, .MIDI.
How do I combine audio files on a Mac?
Click Edit > Split Clip and the currently selected clip (the full media file, by default) will be split into two halves. You can continue doing this to create multiple, smaller clips. You can then drag the clips around to rearrange them, just as you can when merging multiple separate files together.
How do I overlay two audio files?
How to Overlap Two Audio Files Using Audacity
- Launch Audacity and open one of the files you wish to overlap by clicking the “File” menu and clicking “Open.”
- Import the second audio file by clicking the “Project” menu and selecting “Import Audio.” Select the second file.
How do you import an audio file into GarageBand on a Mac?
Import an audio file from the Music app In GarageBand on Mac, drag the audio file from the list in the Music app to an audio track or to the empty area below the existing tracks in the Tracks area.
How do I export GarageBand to MP3?
How to Export GarageBand to MP3 on Mac
- Within your GarageBand project, Click Share from Menu.
- Click Export Song to Disk…
- Select MP3 as the export format in the pop up box. Edit the song name and the export folder. Note: GarageBand automatically adds the extension .
- Select audio quality and hit Export.
How do you make a medley mashup?
Make a mashup in Mixed In Key’s Mashup Software
- Analyze your favorite MP3 files. First, build your library of audio files and songs you want to blend together to create your mash up.
- Add your first track.
- Find the best match.
- Choose your pair.
- Set the tempo.
- Zoom in to edit.
- Mix using volume and EQs.
- Save your Mashup to MP3.