Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Logic Pro & GarageBand Just Got a New Sound Pack
Apple has just released a brand new sound pack called Step Reflex for Logic Pro and GarageBand, bringing the classic sound of 90s and early 2000s UK Garage to Apple’s music apps.
In this video, I break down what’s included in the Step Reflex sound pack, how it differs between GarageBand for iOS and Logic Pro on iPad and Mac, and whether it’s actually worth using in your own productions.
GarageBand users get over 500 royalty free Apple Loops, while Logic Pro users also gain Drum Machine Designer kits, synth patches, and a full Live Loops grid to experiment with.
There’s also one strange omission that might frustrate Mac users.
If you’re into UK Garage, or just curious about what Apple is adding to its music software, this is worth a look.
———FREE GUIDES———
Just getting started with GarageBand Mac or iOS? : thegaragebandguide.com/FreeGuides
The ultimate GarageBand Toolbox: thegaragebandguide.com/resources
———GEAR———
My GarageBand for iPad Beginners Kit: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/garageband-for-ipad-beginners-kit
My GarageBand for Mac setup: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/my-garageband-for-mac-setup
Best budget MIDI keyboards and controllers: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/best-budget-midi-keyboards-and-controllers
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Logic Pro & GarageBand Just Got a New Sound Pack
Apple has just released a brand new sound pack called Step Reflex for Logic Pro and GarageBand, bringing the classic sound of 90s and early 2000s UK Garage to Apple’s music apps.
In this video, I break down what’s included in the Step Reflex sound pack, how it differs between GarageBand for iOS and Logic Pro on iPad and Mac, and whether it’s actually worth using in your own productions.
GarageBand users get over 500 royalty free Apple Loops, while Logic Pro users also gain Drum Machine Designer kits, synth patches, and a full Live Loops grid to experiment with.
There’s also one strange omission that might frustrate Mac users.
If you’re into UK Garage, or just curious about what Apple is adding to its music software, this is worth a look.
———FREE GUIDES———
Just getting started with GarageBand Mac or iOS? : thegaragebandguide.com/FreeGuides
The ultimate GarageBand Toolbox: thegaragebandguide.com/resources
———GEAR———
My GarageBand for iPad Beginners Kit: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/garageband-for-ipad-beginners-kit
My GarageBand for Mac setup: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/my-garageband-for-mac-setup
Best budget MIDI keyboards and controllers: kit.co/TheGarageBandGuide/best-budget-midi-keyboards-and-controllers
———SOCIALS———
➤ Instagram: instagram.com/thegaragebandguide
➤ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/patrickbaird.bsky.social
➤ Facebook: facebook.com/TheGaragebandguide
The GarageBand Guide is supported by its audience. Some of the links above are affiliate links. If you choose to purchase through these links, I may earn an affiliate commission. You do not pay a higher price.
#garageband #logicpro #soundpack
