When you try to share a GarageBand project out from the iPad, the immediately apparent options may include only Facebook, SoundCloud, and YouTube (yes, even if you select the More option).
If you want to export your project to Google Drive, you may have to take a few extra steps.
Select your project by either tapping Select or long-pressing on the project icon itself.
Once it’s selected, click the share button (looks like an up arrow pointing out of a rectangle).
Before you can select what to open the project in, you’ll have to fill in some details about the song. Fill those in.
Then you should see a lot more applications appear to share it in, including Open in Drive. You may have to do a bit of horizontal scrolling to get it to appear, depending on how many shareable-to apps you have installed.
Once Google Drive opens, you’ll then be prompted to upload the song. Select Upload.
8 responses to “Exporting GarageBand to Google Drive on the iPad”
It does not work for me, the load bar just stays at 50 percent and never uploads further. This sucks, yet another reason why I should have gotten a Windows Tablet with FL Studio instead of this junk.
Ditto.
Seriously Dude!
This is legit!
Nah
Worked great for me as long as flipped to another app while the file was exporting, which is kinds weird, but it worked!! Thanks!!
It worked great for me! Really easy to do.
I never get the upload prompt. It just opens the app and that’s it.