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How To Export As MP3 In GarageBand

by Benjamin August 1, 2022
by Benjamin August 1, 2022

As a music producer, the ability to export your tracks in various formats is a critical skill to have. Whether you’re creating music for your own enjoyment or working with other artists, knowing how to export your GarageBand projects in different formats can help ensure that your music is accessible and shareable across various platforms.

Of all the available formats, MP3 is perhaps the most widely used and versatile. Not only does it offer good sound quality, but it also has a relatively small file size, making it easy to share and distribute online.

To export your GarageBand project to MP3, first head to the Share menu at the top of your screen and select ‘Export Song To Disc’. Check the ‘MP3’ box in the middle of the export window and press ‘Export’.

Hi, I’m Ben from Live Aspects and in four easy steps, I’ll show you exactly how to export your GarageBand project as an MP3 file. I’ll also show you how to save your project to MP3 using the GarageBand iOS app.

  • Step 1: Open GarageBand Project
  • Step 2: Go To Share > Export Song To Disc
  • Step 3: Select ‘MP3’
  • Step 4: Export Project

Without further ado, let’s get started!

How To Export As MP3 In Garageband

 

Step 1: Open GarageBand Project

To export GarageBand to MP3, start by opening the project you would like to export. You can do this by heading to the File menu and selecting ‘Open’. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut [COMMAND] + O.

Open Garageband Project

 

Step 2: Go To Share > Export Song To Disc

Once your project has loaded, head to the Share menu at the top of your screen and select ‘Export Song To Disc’. A new window will appear.

Go To Share > Export Song To Disc

 

Step 3: Select ‘MP3’

Next, check the ‘MP3’ box in the middle of the export window. Remember to title your track, choose the export location and select the quality of the MP3 file.

Select 'MP3'

 

Step 4: Export Project

Lastly, click the ‘Export’ button. Your GarageBand project will now be saved to your computer as an MP3 file.

Export Project

 

| Export As MP3 In GarageBand iOS App

Step 1: Open ‘My Songs’

To export as MP3 in the GarageBand iOS app, start by pressing the arrow in the top left corner of your screen and selecting ‘My Songs’.

Open 'My Songs'

 

Step 2: Open The Browse Menu

Select ‘Browse’ and navigate to the folder containing your GarageBand projects.

Open The Browse Menu

 

Step 3: Press ‘Select’

Tap the three dots icon in the top right corner and press ‘Select’.

Press 'Select'

 

Step 4: Select Song & Share

Next, select your song and tap the Share icon in the bottom left corner of your screen.

Select Song & Share

 

Step 5: Tap ‘Song’

Select the ‘Song’ format to save your GarageBand project as a stereo audio file.

Tap 'Song'

 

Step 6: Select ‘Highest Quality (iTunes Plus)’

Select the ‘Highest Quality (iTunes Plus)’ option from the Audio Quality list.

Select 'Highest Quality (iTunes Plus)'

 

Step 7: Input Song Info & Cover Image

Scroll down and input the Artist, Composer and Album title. You can also select a cover image for your track. Once you have inputted this information, press ‘Share’ in the top right corner.

Input Song Info & Cover Image

 

Step 8: Share Song To A Computer

Using one of the options from the Share window, send your track to a computer.

Share Song To A Computer

 

Step 9: Convert M4A To MP3

For the final step, you will need to convert your GarageBand track to MP3 using your computer. We recommend using an online converter like FreeConvert or Convertio. Simply locate your song, upload it to either of these websites then download it as an MP3 file.

Convert M4a To MP3

 

Want To Know More?

Here at Live Aspects, we have dozens of useful lessons and tutorials created to enhance your music production skills and help speed up the learning process. You can access our huge range of music theory lessons and production tips and tricks here.

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Benjamin

Hi, my name is Ben. I live in Melbourne, Australia and I'm the founder of Live Aspects. I'm a DJ and producer with a bachelor's degree in Audio Production. I've spent the last eleven or so years addicted to music production and discovering the extraordinary ways producers around the world create their music. My goal is to provide eager producers with the tools and information they need to make amazing music and experience the thrill of music production.

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