loops missing (difference between Mac OS and IOS)

I created with GarageBand for iOS on my iphone a song. I have used lines of life. I have uploaded to iCloud and loaded into the mac project. Here are missing multiple loop files (caf). I have several times (40 GB) loop files loaded and indexed, the files are still missing. How can I get the missing files?

Download GarageBand iOS for your Mac in iTunes. In iTunes, Ctrl + click or right-click on the application and select "show in Finder".  Now open the package by ctrl-clicking ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/GarageBand 2.1/Payload/MobileGarageBand.app

and selecting view the contents of the package.

In the window that opens, find the folder Library.bundle, ctrl-click, select again to show the contents of the package, open "Audio", then AppleLoops:

~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/GarageBand 2.1/Payload/MobileGarageBand.app/Library.bundle/Audio/Apple loops.

Install this package of loops in your user library folder: ~/Library/Audio/Apple Loops loops/User /.

Thanks to the mprenfro to understand that user: Re: how to get the new iOS Go makes a loop in your Mac

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