The linked copy of MacOS Sierra is stored on Google Drive and was created by TechReviews. You will need a copy of MacOS Sierra and a copy of VirtualBox to make this work. I’ll talk you through creating a Mac virtual machine and then load GarageBand onto it. If your Windows PC has the resources to run a VM version, then this is the only way I know to be able to run GarageBand on a Windows machine. I run MacOS Sierra within VirtualBox and it works flawlessly.
The only legitimate way to use GarageBand in Windows is to create a Mac virtual machine. There are smarter risks you can take in life. I would stay away from such websites for the safety of your computer if you find yourself contemplating trying out one of these supposed “Windows versions” of the program. There are no Windows versions of GarageBand and I suspect these downloads are bogus and full of adware or malware.
If you search for ‘GarageBand for Windows’ then you will likely see lots of websites offering Windows versions of this program. With many music stars professing to use GarageBand, it’s no wonder others want in on the act. Fittingly, the program enables you to begin making music whether you can play an instrument or don’t even own one. GarageBand was apparently named for the many now-famous bands who began making music in their garages as amateurs.
