![]() ![]() BLUE GARAGEBAND ICON PROI have now Garageband 10.3.5 running on my 2010 Macbook pro 17 inch running High Sierra. I accidentally pushed the metronome button and was getting a clicking sound, but I figured it out and turned that off. 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. Use professional mixing effects, including Visual EQ, Bitcrusher, and Overdrive. Record multiple times over any song section and choose your favorite using Multi-Take Recording. It asked if I wanted to upload the latest version of Garageband and I closed the popup window. Record, arrange, and mix your song with up to 32 tracks using Touch Instruments, audio recordings, and loops. 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. ![]()
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