Tracks for garage band

This is my third Mac and on my other macs, GarageBand came with more tracks. I downloaded the update and it installed so now I have GarageBand '08 but I still have minimal tracks. When I check for updates to download the free tracks that are supposed to be provided it says that there are no updates. What is an easy way to get the downloadable tracks for GarageBand? (without buying a jam pack)..... Right now the drum tracks only consist of two kits and the guitar tracks only consist of one guitar track, aren't there supposed to be more? I do not know if they are already on my mac somewhere and need to be installed or what, help would be much appreciated.

Assuming that by "tracks" you mean the loops:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/FAQPages/NoLoops.html

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HangTime says, you can do it reasonably well in Garge
band. However if you have any amount to do you would
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is free but flaky: I would recommend spending $25 on
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http://www.hairersoft.com.
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Wow... you gave me flashbacks to a movie soundtrack I scored, with separate reels of tape all synced up and whirling away for final mixdown!
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Hi Hang Time
How ya doin?
Thank you so much for your reply ....
"It depends on how far you plan to push GB, and how/what exactly you plan to record"
Yes well, I'd like to use the 2nd computer (with Garage Band), to record voice-overs. Say about 10-15 minutes of dialogue at any one time on a single Garage Band track. I don't intend to do any multi-tracking musical scores, but definitely some voice-overs.
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Say at least a 1 Gig Processor, and 1 Gig Minimum Ram?
Thanx again
Mike

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