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Apple Training Series: GarageBand 2 [Electronic resources] - نسخه متنی

Mary Plummer

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Acknowledgments

Introduction: Getting Started

The Methodology

System Requirements

Installing GarageBand

Copying the Lesson Files

About the Apple Training Series

Lesson 1. Working with the Interface

Before You Start

Launching GarageBand

Exploring the GarageBand Window

Exploring the Timeline

Using the Mouse and Keyboard

Playing a Song in the Timeline

Exploring Tracks and Regions

Zooming In to and Out of the Timeline

Exploring the Track Editor

Using the Track Editor for Software Instruments

Using the Track Editor for Real Instruments

Using the Track Editor for Apple Loops

Exploring the Loop Browser

Using the Loop Browser in Button View

Using the Loop Browser in Column View

Creating a Cycle Region in the Timeline

Auditioning Loops with a Song

What You've Learned

Lesson 2. Working with Tracks in the Timeline

Understanding Tracks

Preparing the Project

Selecting Prerecorded Loops

Adding a Loop Track

Extending a Loop Region

Deleting a Track in the Timeline

Recording a Basic Software Instrument

Saving Your Song

Deleting a Region from the Timeline

Changing a Track Name and Icon

Saving Your Project and Opening a New Project

Changing a Software Track Instrument

Using Solo and Mute to Evaluate Tracks

What You've Learned

Lesson 3. Working with Software Instruments

Starting a New Song

Changing Project Tempo

Recording a Simple Drum Part

Multipass Recording

Building a Song from Scratch

Building Rhythm Tracks

Recording a New Software Instrument Part

Editing a Software Instrument Region in the Track Editor

Recording and Editing a New Region

Finishing the Song

What You've Learned

Lesson 4. Working with Real Instruments

Connecting Musical Instruments to Your Computer

Preparing the Project

Creating a Real Instrument Track

Recording and Saving a Real Instrument Part

Adding Preset and Custom Effects

Creating Guitar Test Tracks

Trimming and Looping a Real Instrument Recording

Arranging and Editing Regions into Songs

What You've Learned

Lesson 5. Working with Apple Loops

Preparing the Project

Understanding Apple Loops

Listening to the Finished Song

Customizing the Loop Browser

Building a Song with Apple Loops

What You've Learned

Lesson 6. Arranging Music with GarageBand

Clarifying Your Musical Goals

Working with Basic Music Arrangement Techniques

Listening to the Finished Song

Working with Advanced Music Arrangement Techniques

Finishing the Song

What You've Learned

Lesson 7. Mixing and Effects

Understanding Basic Mixing

Working with the Track Mixer

Creating a Rough Mix

Fixing the Timing and Velocity of a Software Region

Adding Effects to a Track

Working with Volume and Pan Curves

Working with the Master Track

What You've Learned

Lesson 8. Sharing Your Finished Songs

Exporting to iTunes

Using Your Playlist with iLife

Converting AIFF Files to MP3

What You've Learned

Lesson 9. Advanced GarageBand Tips and Techniques

Strategies for Minimizing the Load on Your Processor

Monitoring the Processor with the Playhead

Adding an MP3 File to the Timeline

Reusing Your Real Instrument Recordings

Enhancing Timing in the Track Editor

Adding Loops to GarageBand

Working with Multiple Control Points in the Timeline

Working with the Instrument Tuner

Multitrack Recording

Advanced Track Editor Techniques

Exploring Editing Controller Information in a Software Instrument Region

Searching for Loops by Scale

Exploring Jam Packs

What You've Learned

Logic for GarageBand Users

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Adding an MP3 File to the Timeline

You can add files that are in ACID, AIFF, WAV, or MP3 format to the Timeline. If you add an MP3 file to the Timeline, GarageBand will automatically convert the MP3 file to AIFF format and make it a Real Instrument region.

Let's try adding an MP3 file to the current GarageBand project. This time we'll drag the song from the iTunes Library using the Finder.

1.

Click the Finder icon in your Dock, or double-click your hard drive icon to open the Finder.

2.

Click the Music tab in the Finder.

You'll see the GarageBand and the iTunes folders. The GarageBand folder is the default location for saved projects.

6.

Click-drag the Eyewitness.mp3 file from the Finder to the Timeline, below the first track. Release the mouse.

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A converting window appears which shows that GarageBand is converting the file from MP3 to AIFF. A new track appears in the Timeline with the converted Eyewitness song as a Real Instrument region.