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Section D — Performance, storage, and troubleshooting (20 marks) 14. (6 marks) Identify five ways to optimize GarageBand 10.3.5 performance on macOS when working with large multi-track projects. Prioritize low-risk options that don’t require new hardware. 15. (4 marks) Describe how to locate and clear GarageBand’s downloaded Sound Library content to free disk space, and how to restore it later without re-downloading everything if partial backups exist. 16. (5 marks) A user reports that when they open GarageBand, their external audio interface is not recognized. Provide a troubleshooting checklist covering macOS-level settings, GarageBand audio preferences, driver/firmware checks, and USB/Thunderbolt subsystem diagnostics. 17. (5 marks) Explain how Time Machine or third-party backups should be configured to back up GarageBand projects and large sample libraries efficiently while avoiding redundant copies of downloaded content that can be restored from Apple’s servers.

Section E — Security, licensing, and legal considerations (10 marks) 18. (5 marks) Discuss security and licensing considerations when obtaining a GarageBand 10.3.5 DMG from third-party sources. What checks should be performed before installing? Provide a prioritized checklist. 19. (5 marks) Explain copyright implications of using bundled loops and sampled content from GarageBand in commercial releases. What licensing constraints, if any, should a user be aware of and how should they document provenance? Garageband 10.3.5 Dmg

Section C — Audio formats, plug-ins, and project migration (20 marks) 10. (5 marks) List the audio file formats GarageBand 10.3.5 accepts for import and explain any sample-rate or bit-depth constraints to be aware of when importing recordings. 11. (5 marks) Explain the difference between AUv2, AUv3, and VST plug-in formats on macOS, and describe how GarageBand handles third-party plug-ins. Note any sandboxing or authorization steps required for AUv3. 12. (5 marks) Practical: You have a Logic/older GarageBand project that uses several EXS24 (Sampler) instruments and third-party AU plugins. Describe a migration plan to open and preserve sounds and automation in GarageBand 10.3.5, including steps to consolidate samples and handle missing plugins. 13. (5 marks) Describe how to export a GarageBand project to a common interchange format (e.g., stems, MIDI, or AAF/OMF where supported) for use in other DAWs. Include settings to preserve timing and channel routing. Section D — Performance, storage, and troubleshooting (20