Find Garageband Midi Files On My Old Mac

Forum Thread: How to Import Virual Instruments (.Cst) Settings from a Mac to Another One for Garageband? By Bastien Boyarin; GarageBand; Hi, I am a GB user for a long time now, and i am trying to move all my project to a new computer. Problem is: I definitely didn't find out how to re-install the original settings I made for a lot of virtual instruments. Another way to check the status of your audio interface is through Audio MIDI Setup (AMS). AMS is a macOS utility used to manage the audio and MIDI devices connected to your computer. If your interface shows up here, that means it is recognized as a connected audio hardware device, but may not be successfully communicating for other reasons.

17th February 2020
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I have plugged in my electronic drums to the iMac via USB and while most of the drum sounds have mapped correctly (snare, floor Tom, hi hat) the crash cymbal and one of the toms triggers the wrong drum sound in GarageBand.
I’m trying to work out how to make the physical drum hit trigger the correct drum sound..I.e make the crash cymbal map to a crash Cymbal sound.
I am just using the default GarageBand midi drum kits and also a free plug in..both have the same issue albeit the mapping is different with different kits.
I have searched high and low and cannot work out how to fix this - please help.
I am using a very old Mac - so old that I can’t use Midipipe which I have read may be the software I need.
If I move from the Mac to an iPad, can I map the drums to particular drum sounds in GarageBand? I’m thinking I might be better off scrapping the ancient iMac and just going with an iPad.
Thanks in advance.
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