When thousands of loops are installed on your hard disks, finding a particular Apple Loop can be a daunting prospect. Fortunately, you can use a number of key criteria—location, scale, time signature—to restrict your search or browsing results. You can also sort the search results.
Click Loops at the top of the Loop Browser then, from the pop-up menu that appears, choose the Jam Pack or folder with the loops you want to view.
If you have one or more Loop Packs installed on your computer, you can display only the loops from a particular Loop Pack or only the loops included with GarageBand. If you have Apple Loops from third-party manufacturers installed on your computer, you can choose to display third-party loops only. If you have created your own Apple Loops, you can display the loops for your user account or display loops shared by all users on your computer.
Choose Any, Minor, Major, Neither, or Both from the Scale pop-up menu.
Choose a time signature from the Signature pop-up menu.
Click any of the column headers to sort the results by that column type, in ascending or descending order.
Name column: Sorts Apple Loops by name.
Beats column: Sorts Apple Loops by beats.
Fav column: Sorts Apple Loops by Fav checkbox selection.
Tempo column: Sorts Apple Loops by tempo.
Key column: Sorts Apple Loops by key.
You can swap column positions by dragging the column header left or right, and resize column widths by dragging the vertical line that separates the column headers.