After you install GarageBand, three types of additional content (collectively called content packs) are available to download in the Sound Library: sound packs, Producer packs, and Remix sessions. Sound packs contain sounds, loops, and other kinds of content you can use to build songs. Producer packs contain content similar to sound packs, created by well known producers and artists. Remix sessions contain Live Loops grids with original tracks from popular songs. Producer packs and Remix sessions are available for download in the Producers and Artists section of the Sound Library.
I have GarageBand '11, running on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. The Apple loops have lots of greyed-out loops that need downloading. I click to activate one, it tells me I must download the loop now or later. I click Now, it goes to Software Update which tells me there is nothing left to download because I am completely up to date. I restart GarageBand, and still the loops are missing.
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I then reinstalled GarageBand from the second install disk that came with my new computer, fired up GarageBand, and downloaded the recommended update. Finally, I opened up a new Loops project; in the Loops Browser, selected one of the missing loops; got the "run Software Update now or later" dialog, and said "Later"; quit GarageBand. Finally, I opened Software Update, and lo and behold! the near-mythical GarageBand Loops and SW Instruments update was there, all 1.2 GB of it!
After over 2 years of hunting these loops, attempting to uninstall but missing many files, and even repurchasing garageband from the app store (a wasted 15 bucks), all to no avail, dagon's solution worked for me. Red letter day. Thank you for doing what the people I actually paid (twice!) for this software would not do.
I can confirm that the method also worked for me without having to use install discs. Erased the app following dagon's instructions, installed it again, chose grayed out loops and selected download later and then used the App Store software updates to get the missing items. Worked like a charm, thanks for posting those instructions.
I'm running the newest version GB 6.0.5 (from ITunes) on an older IMac that I've updated with Mountain Lion and have had the same problem as others on this chain. I tried Dagon's method of deleting all GB items from the various folders, reinstalling GB, clicking update missing loops later, but the loops didn't appear after quitting GB and opening the Software Update window. Rather than download GB 6.0.5 again from ITunes like others have described I made a copy of my GB on an external harddrive and then reinstalled it as per Dagon's directions, but after selecting a missing loop and clicking install later and then reopening Software Update window, there were no updates. Any ideas?
If you use GarageBand on your iPhone or iPad, you can browse through and download Apple Loops there just as easily. Pop open GarageBand and create a new song or open an existing one. Then, do the following to get your loops.
Spend some time playing around with loops, and you'll find that you can actually make some very cool songs. You can download new loops, too, and combine them with the default Apple loops to get really creative.
If you're looking to download loops for GarageBand, check out MacLoops, LoopMasters, and PrimeLoops. There are plenty of places you can download free samples and loops -- if you have suggestions, leave them in the comments!
All you need to do to start downloading our apple loops right now is sign up for a free membership and then get searching for the sounds you want. Once you've found the sounds you want you'll need to give the page a 'like' via Facebook, Twitter or Google + and the free downloads will be displayed. Free members can download 10 free apple loops. If you prefer easier downloads or unlimited downloads you can always upgrade your membership.
The Sound Library was added in November 2017 with the 2.3.1 update and lets the user download additional free instruments, drummers and loops released as Sound Packs that are added to the app over time.
A new Sound Library was added in November 2017 which allows users to download additional free instruments and loops released as part of Sound Packs that are added to the app over time. A new Beat Sequencer for creating drum beats was also added in this update.
Just like with the Producer Packs, you may be prompted to download drum loops, or even entire drummers. As you explore GarageBand, you'll find that there are "missing" files. Simply click on them and they'll start to install.
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