.fui in GarageBand iPad (is it possible?)

[Dumpflam]

Can we import furnace instruments into GarageBand (iPad)?

[korbosoft]

Absolutely not.

[gtr3qq]

If it's samples, you can just pull it out as .wav in furnace.
PSG/FM with little parameters might be much quicker to read the data and recreate it in GB.
Wavetable?

[Dumpflam]

Dude I have no idea what any of what you said is. I’m just a guy looking for nes/snes type sounds to play with XD

[gtr3qq]

Right, you see, NES is using PSG, programmable sound generator.
SNES is sample based system.

take SNES, you can pull the sample from the .fui to .wav, then you can just import it the same way as you import any other .wav sample into the GarageBand.

As for NES, you can perhaps see what VSTi it got and recreate the sound with some synth GarageBand offers.
Or you can play a note, or notes, use audacity to sample it, then import samples..... as you do.

I do need to point out, that .fui specifications are opensource, and that GarageBand devs should able to make it compatible with ease.
And that perhaps you'd like to submit a PR to GarageBand as well.

[Soulchip]

Then the answer to your initial question is no. You can't and it is not possible... well at least not easily... Instruments in Furnace are played in real time using chip emulation... these are not wav file... if you want you can do it but it requires you to understand how this tracker works, what a sound chip is and how to create an instrument and then record some notes and save them as wav files for garageband.

Furnace doesn't have instruments...you have to create them and save them as presets.