The Garage Band is one of the most sophisticated software that is backed up with a lot of features, to help you in creating the best out of every project that you are creating. The biggest freedom to any artist is that the ability of them to drastically improve and scale their projects on a credible scale. You can import GarageBand for iOS songs created on a device using iOS 8 to a Mac using OS X Mavericks. If you’ve upgraded your iOS 8 device to iCloud Drive, you must update your Mac to OS X Yosemite to import GarageBand for iOS songs. Use iCloud and GarageBand with your iPhone 4. So I used to have Garageband on my Mac before I updated to Yosemite. After the update, it is no longer here. Where do I now find Garageband after the update? I tried to look on the App store, thinking maybe now you have to download it if you want it but they only have one for sale.
Os X Yosemite Update 10.11
Garageband For Mac
Apple has released GarageBand 10.0.3 with support for OS X 10.10 Yosemite, though it’s remains compatible with 10.9 Mavericks (unlike the just-released “iMovie 10.0.6” (18 October 2014), which ups its minimum system requirement to Yosemite). GarageBand 10.0.3 now enables you to access audio effect plug-ins for more detailed control and build your own bass rig with Bass Amp Designer using vintage and modern amps, cabinets, and mics. It also adds a new Voice Template for fast and easy vocal recordings, the capability to share projects using Mail Drop (when signed into iCloud), a vertical zoom that automatically adjusts the height of
your tracks, and multiple enhancements to Accessibility. ($4.99 new from the Mac App Store, free update, 1.17 GB, 10.9+)