I hope those of you who are running High Sierra, if you follow my steps, will get a Garageband version that will run on your machine as I did.
#Garageband for mac 10 pro
I have now Garageband 10.3.5 running on my 2010 Macbook pro 17 inch running High Sierra. Or if you can access the 10.7.5 partition via Finder while booted into 10.8, copy it to 10.8. You should be able to access it from 10.8. I accidentally pushed the metronome button and was getting a clicking sound, but I figured it out and turned that off. (639,726 points) A: In 10.7.5, move Garageband to the hard drive level/Users/Shared Folder.
Under about Garageband it says I now have version 10.3.5. After the "Compete Sounds" download I clicked on the Garageband Icon again and the program is running. I said yes, but then immediately regretted it because I thought that it would be the thing that would make the program incompatible with my Mac and High Sierra. I clicked on the icon again and it asked if I wanted Complete Sounds. It asked if I wanted to upload the latest version of Garageband and I closed the popup window. What it downloaded was Garageband 10.3.2. I thought that it was going to download the latest Garageband and that after the hassle of downloading it I would probably get a message that I couldn't use the program, but it didn't. ? I clicked on it and it began a download. I went back to my Applications menu and there was a Garageband icon there that wasn't there before. I went to download Garageband from the App Store but was given the message that I needed Big Sur 11 and I didn't have it so I wasn't going to be able to download Garageband. Perhaps Apple had some internal record that I had purchased it with my Macbook Pro, but it was not on my list of purchases. My first purchase of a Macbook Pro came with Garageband on its CDs. I've owned Macs for a very long time, decades. I went into my Apple purchases as was recommended here to see if I could find Garageband there to upload.
0 kommentar(er)
