Like audio files, your other option to import MIDI files is to simply select the file in finder and press Command C on it to Copy it. If you choose this option the project tempo will be changed to the tempo of the MIDI file with in the time range that the MIDI file is in the project. You’ll then be prompted if you would like to import the tempo data embedded in the MIDI file.
Once you have the file selected that you’d like to import, you can press Return, or navigate over to the Import button and VO Space on it. Once again, this opens a standard file dialog and allows you to navigate to file’s located on your Mac’s internal hard drive or any external drive you have connected to it. So in this case you will have to go to File Menu > Import > MIDI File. Unfortunately, importing MIDI doesn’t have a key command like importing Audio does. Otherwise, you will need to quit Logic, and re-open it for the ability to copy and paste from finder to work again. There appears to be a limitation where this will only work if you have not copied or pasted with in the Logic Project so far. While this method can be the quickest way to import files, it may not always work. Then you can just press Command V when in the track headers in Logic to paste it in.
Your other option to import audio files is to simply select the file in finder and press Command C on it to Copy it. On your way to the Open button you will also find a play button that will allow you to preview the file so you can verify its the right one. Once you have the file selected you can press Return, or navigate over to the Open button and VO Space on it. This opens a standard file dialog and allows you to navigate to file’s located on your Mac’s internal hard drive or any external drive you have connected to it. The first is to use the key command Command Shift I.
#GARAGEBAND EXPORT MIDI SAMPLE FULL#
In the case of audio files, whether they be a sample or a full track, you can use two methods to import it into a Logic Project. Whether it’s a sample of a kick, snare, clap, high-hat, or even an 808 you found on Splice, Cymatics or elsewhere, or its a Karaoke backing track to sing over or beat to rap over,, the process works the same.
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