United StatesIn this tutorial app Scott Freiman pulls Apple’s GarageBand (GB) into his virtual “garage” and, with a NASCAR mechanic’s passion for detail, shows you how this fine-tuned, hybrid DAW works. Table of Contents: 1. Welcome to GarageBand 2. What We Won’t Be Covering 3. Setting Up GarageBand 4. The Main Window 5. A Look at Regions 6. Creating a Song 7. Composing with Loops 8. Adding More Loops 9. Cycling 10. Working with Regions 11. Recording a Software Instrument 12. Changing Instruments 13. Onscreen Keyboard 14. Musical Typing 15. Recording a Real Instrument 16. Recording Guitar 17. Exporting Your Song 18. Saving Your Song 19. The LCD 20. The Timeline 21. Moving Around 22. More About Tracks 23. Split and Join 24. Grid and Guides 25. The Track Inspector 26. The Region Editor 27. Locking Tracks 28. The Media Browser 29. The Notepad 30. More About Loops 31. More About the Loop Browser 32. Transposing Audio 33. Modifying Browser Buttons 34. Working In the Region Editor 35. Tuning Audio 36. The Flex Tool 37. More About the Region Editor 38. Quantizing Audio 39. Adding an Accent 40. Transposing Multiple Regions 41. Setting Up to Record Audio 42. Choosing a Bass Amp 43. Recording the Bass 44. Setting Up to Record Guitar 45. Choosing a Guitar Amp 46. Using Pedals 47. Recording Guitar 48. Multitrack Recording 49. Cycle Recording 50. Comping Audio 51. Importing and Exporting Audio 52. Groove Matching 53. Recording Software Instruments 54. Cycle Recording With Software Instruments 55. Editing Software Instruments 56. Editing Controller Data 57. Creating Software Loops 58. More About Quantization 59. The Score Editor 60. More About Cut, Copy, and Paste 61. Using Audio Unit Instruments 62. Importing MIDI Files 63. Insert Effects 64. Send and Master Effects 65. The Arrangement Track 66. More About the Arrangement Track 67. Creating a Rough Arrangement 68. Creating a Rough Mix 69. Automating Volume and Panning 70. Automating Effects 71. The Master Track 72. Sharing Your Song 73. Working With Movies 74. Creating a Podcast 75. Thanks for Watching!
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This is a Great Course very in depth training I got my money's worth and so will you!
United StatesExcellent Training!
I'm not sure what level of recording experience the other reviewers have, but either they are experts or idiots! This course is truly very good. I began my career in studio engineering in the 70's and learned ProTools in '97. So I have a pretty solid base... This course while pretty basic is well thought out and covers everything you need to know to get up and running with G'band. The instructions are clear and concise with good sections on working and composing with Apple loops, midi controllers, quantizing, and lots more! $9.99 is a very reasonable price for so much training. You won't be sorry! at least I wasn't!
United StatesStupid app
Why spend 9.99 on a GUIDE... I demand a refund!!!!
United Statesannoyed.
Worst app ever and a total rip off....
United StatesGive me my money back
Its not good at all it doesnt download i need my money back
United StatesMpv
Rip off! I want my money back! The description of this "app", if you can even call it that, is so incredibly non-descriptive that you have no idea what you are actually buying for 10$. I was hoping to receive more loops and instruments, but actually wasted my money on a kindergarten lesson about an already extremely user friendly app (GarageBand).
United StatesHoodwinked
I too thought this purchase included the Garageband software; buyer beware, I suppose, but what a waste of money and it costed double the price of what might have been the correct purchase. Pure disappointment.
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