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Why does the file I imported play too fast (or too slow) in GarageBand?

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Why does the file I imported play too fast (or too slow) in GarageBand?

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A. GarageBand plays everything at a sample rate of 44.1k. If you import something recorded at a sample rate of 48k it will play slower and at a lower pitch in GB. If you import something sampled at a rate of 22k, it will play faster and at a higher pitch in GarageBand. If you are familiar with Vinyl Records then a simple analogy would be like taking a 45 record and playing it at 331/3 (that’s the 48K sample played at 44.1K), or taking a 331/3 LP and playing it at 45 (that’s like taking the 22K file and playing it at GarageBand’s rate of 44.1K. You can solve this problem by converting the sound in iTunes with the Never-Fail™ method.

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