Lesson Files | Lessons > Lesson_09 > 9-1 SciFiShow; 9-2 Timing_Loops; 9-3 Track Editor; 9-4 Sustain; 9-5 Pitch Bend; 9-6 Guitars Key; 9-7 Tuning |
Time | This lesson takes approximately 1 hour to complete. |
Goals | Monitor the CPU with the playhead |
Change Preferences settings to accommodate a slower processor | |
Mix down tracks to iTunes and bring the file back to GarageBand | |
Drag a Real Instrument recording from a project file to the Timeline | |
Add loops to GarageBand through the Loop Browser | |
Select and move multiple control points | |
Work with the Instrument Tuner | |
Join noncontiguous regions to create a merged region | |
Understand and edit sustain and pitch bend in the Track Editor | |
Search for loops by scale |
At this point, if you've been following along with all of the lessons, you know how to create tracks, record Real Instruments and Software Instruments, arrange music, edit regions, add effects, mix, and export the finished song to iTunes. So what's left? Now that you understand the basic GarageBand features and techniques, there are some advanced features that may be useful as you create more complex compositions.
The goal in this lesson is to cover a lot of different advanced GarageBand features, functions, tips, and techniques. Note that some of the information in this lesson is not documented in the GarageBand Help, so be prepared to proceed into uncharted territories, and by all means do try these techniques at home.