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but nothing has changed and the 'restore sound library' is still on the menu.
How did you check that?
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The 'restore sound library' option will always be available. What are you expecting to change? Did you previously have the additional content installed? If not, you should now see more than one Drummer installed and more than 1500 loops.
The additional loops may not show, if you have the preference 'keyword browsing' enabled in the 'GarageBand preferences > Advanced' panel. Disable it, to see all loops in the Loop Browser.
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