Year of release : 2014
Manufacturer : Lynda.com
Manufacturer site : www.lynda.com/GarageBand-tutorials/GarageBand-Essential-Training/156620-2.html
Posted by : Garrick Chow
Duration : 04:14:00
Type of handing out material : Video
Language : English
Description : GarageBand is the most affordable, inexpensive and easy-to-learn multi-track program designed for recording. Learn how to start creating your own music with GarageBand. Garrick Chow will show you how to create a new project, add loops to quickly build a song, create your own loops and use the Drummer to create your own beats.
It describes how to connect a MIDI keyboard controller and record using software tools. It will then show you how to edit tracks, create a metronome, and even print the score of your MIDI tracks. Next, he will show how to record audio tracks in GarageBand, focusing on the recording of the guitar. Garrick then explains how to organize, edit, and mix your projects using the arrangement track and the inline effects. Then it shows how to export your project, share it with the world, save it to iCloud and archive it. Finally, Garrick shows you how to use your iPad with GarageBand and how to open projects created in GarageBand for iOS, the mobile version of the application.
GarageBand is the most accessible, multitrack recording application available. Learn how to start your own music with GarageBand here in this course. Add your favorite tunes to your favorite tunes.
MIDI keyboard controller. Click on track, track a track, and even a track of your MIDI tracks. Next, he looks at how to record a comp track. Garrick then explains how to arrange your tracker and your built-in effects. I love you, save it to iCloud, and archive it. Finally, a mobile version of the app.
Topics include:
* Creating a new project
* Adding tracks
* Working with loops
* Recording Software Instrument tracks
* Getting real sounds into your Mac
* Recording and compositing multiple tracks
* Arranging, editing, and mixing your project
* Sharing your music with the Share menu
* Controlling GarageBand remotely from an iPad
Content:
Welcome 1m 20s
Installing GarageBand 3m 19s
How to use the exercise files 32s
1. Getting Started 19m 9s
Touring the GarageBand interface 9m 1s
Creating a new project 4m 2s
Adding tracks 4m 43s
Understanding region types 1m 23s
2. Working with Loops and Drummer 52m 11s
Browsing the loop library 10m 23s
Understanding the difference between Software and Real Instrument loops 5m 7s
11m 36s Adding loops to your project and customizing them
Changing loop settings 6m 27s
Transposing loops 2m 20s
Importing audio tracks 3m 10s
Using Drummer to create custom drumbeats 13m 8s
3. Working with Software Instruments 55m 5s
Understanding MIDI and Musical Typing 8m 54s
Connecting a keyboard controller 4m 6s
Recording a Software Instrument track 6m 8s
Cycle recording 6m 44s
Splitting a drum track into multiple tracks 7m 17s
Editing software tracks 13m 8s
Creating a click track 6m 27s
Editing and printing musical notation 2m 21s
4. Working with Real Instruments 54m 11s
Getting real sounds into your Mac 7m 37s
Setting input levels 5m 12s
Recording a Real Instrument track 8m 52s
Recording and compositing multiple takes 5m 26s
Enabling simultaneous multitrack recording 4m 22s
Customizing the guitar sound 9m 54s
Customizing the bass sound 4m 32s
Fixing timing issues with Flex Time and Groove Matching 8m 16s
5. Arranging, Editing, and Mixing Your Project 45m 24s
Getting organized 6m 40s
Using the arrangement track 8m 16s
Equalizing tracks 5m 26s
Using Audio Units plugins 3m 58s
Automating volume and panning 6m 39s
Locking tracks to improve system performance 2m 11s
Mixing 7m 50s
Using the master track 4m 24s
6. Exporting, Sharing, and Archiving Your Project 9m 1s
Using the Share menu 4m 43s
Saving your project to iCloud to access from other Macs 3m 15s
Archiving your project 1m 3s
7. Other Features 13m 51s
Opening projects created in GarageBand for iOS 5m 39s
Controlling GarageBand remotely from an iPad 8m 12s
8. Conclusion 34s
Goodbye 34s
Example files : present
Video Format : MP4
Video : AVC, 1280×720, 16: 9, 29.970 fps, ~ 1 068 Kbps
Audio : AAC, 44.1 KHz, ~ 160 Kbps, 2 channels
