#GARAGEBAND IPHONE MANUAL HOW TO#

Once we've put everything together, we'll take a look at how to organize, edit, and mix your project. Then we'll see how to record real instruments with a microphone or through GarageBand's collection of guitar amps, where we'll work with the amp designer and see how to craft a wide range of guitar and bass tones with a combination of virtual amps, cabinets, microphones, and pedals. I'll show you how to work with GarageBand's built in software instruments to perform, record, and edit virtual instrument parts, ranging from keyboards to drums, to strings, horns, and more. We'll look at the amazing drummer feature, which puts a virtual drummer at your command and gives you the ability to craft complex and realistic sounding drum and percussion parts to accompany your song. Even if you're not a musician, you'll see how easy it is to create an entire song using nothing but GarageBand's library of pre-recorded loops to assemble a complete project. I'm Garrick Chow, and in this course I'm gonna cover the basic knowledge and skills you'll need to have under your belt in order to use this surprisingly powerful and fun digital audio editing application. Whether you're a musician in a band, a songwriter, or even if you're not musically inclined but need some music for a project you're working on, you'll find GarageBand extremely easy to use.

GarageBand on the other hand, is much quicker to learn and gives you everything you need in one complete application. Most professional level audio editing workstations have a steep learning curve and you might spend more time learning the software than working on your music, which can be a problem when inspiration strikes and you wanna get your musical ideas down as quickly and accurately as possible. Apple GarageBand is the powerful audio recording, editing, and mixing tool that comes free on all new Macs.

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