Yes. It is possible to import music from YouTube videos into GarageBand. That is, if you're willing to do a little file conversion to get there. There are applications that you can find that will assist in this process, but I don't go through the process often enough to need one.
Here's a link to one that you could try:
http://www.mac-dvd.com/mac-youtube-downloader.html
Here's How I Do ItGarageBand seems to prefer either MP3 or AIFF files, so that's the goal. And, YouTube videos tend to be in FLV (Flash) format, so that's what I'll use to start the process.
Download a Flash video from YouTube:
1) open RealPlayer on your Mac (you might have to download and install it first)
2) in RealPlayer's Window menu, choose the item named Open RealPlayer Downloader
3) in your browser, open a YouTube video's page, and it will start loading
4) RealPlayer Downloader will automatically start downloading the video as it loads
5) click the Download link in RealPlayer Downloader after it's finished downloading
6) click the View Downloads Folder to see the FLV video file saved to your computer
Convert the video to AIFF:
1) open the video with QuickTime Player
2) from the menu bar, choose File:Export
3) choose Export:Sound to AIFF
4) click the Options button
5) change the settings to Linear PCM, Stereo, Recommended, Normal (or better), and 16 bits
6) click OK, then Save to create the AIFF
At this point, GarageBand might be able to read the AIFF file. Test this by opening a blank GarageBand document, then drag the AIFF onto the blank GarageBand document to import it. If this doesn't work, continue with the next step in the process to convert the AIFF to MP3, and import the MP3 as described here.
Convert the AIFF to MP3:
1) drag the AIFF to iTunes to import it
2) from the menu bar, choose iTunes:Preferences
3) from the General tab, click the Import Settings button
4) change the Import Using to MP3, and OK out of the two dialogs
5) select the AIFF in iTunes
6) from the menu bar, choose Advanced:Create MP3 Version
(or right click on the AIFF and choose Create MP3 Version)
7) from the menu bar, choose File:Show In Finder
(or right click on the MP3 and choose Show In Finder)
8) import the MP3 into GarageBand as described in the paragraph above
GarageBand is used for creating your own music or editing already-existing music. (See links below)
No, there is no way to add music to your profile page. Currently, that feature is unavailable, but you are able to add links to Youtube or whatever to listen to music.
An Internet connection is not required to run GarageBand on a Mac. It would only be required to download the music lessons available within GarageBand.
shut up retard
yes
You can't download Garageband on a windows, it's a Macintosh application. Also, if you make music on it, exporting can only be done on a Macintosh. But of course, you buy a mac, you get garageband for free.
Garageband is your own music. You are making your own music. If you mean someone else's music, you can copy music from Itunes when you create a new song. Select + (Create new song) and then Copy from iTunes at the Song selection page.
The Youtube Users use ungressed hypercam 2,then they add music from a CD,THAT IS HOW THEY DO IT
Yes there is a GarageBand lookalike for Windows. It's not exactly like GarageBand, but it's as close as you can get because Apple will never make a GarageBand for Windows. The app you want is linked in the related links below, called Mixcraft. It includes many of the key features you'd expect from GarageBand, like loops, music creation, live instrument recording, an on-screen piano, and auto-tune. Windows also offers applications like Pro Tools, Sonar X1, FL Studio, Reason, Ableton Live, and others.
Garageband really :/ thats the best i know
I mean I'm looking for one that you can add music into, and record something on your computer (for example a game), add lyrics and music and make it into a music video to post on youtube :)
To replace an existing project in garageband select New from the File menu. The projects are stored in the Garageband folder in the Music folder and can be dragged to the Trash icon in the Dock if you want to remove them completely.