How To Make Music With Garageband

15Sep09

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This tutorial looks at how to make music with Apple’s Garageband.

Garageband is a very powerful music-making package from Apple, and can be used to make, edit and remix many styles. Here we show you the Garageband interface, and how to get to grips with the basics.

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1 Illuminator on Sep 16th, 2009 said:

Based one the first 30 seconds of the video, this video describes the version of GB that comes with iLive 08. That being said, it is a well done tutorial about the basic capabilities of the application. It will be interesting to see how much in depth the author gets into the inner workings of GB in future videos.
2 d_v on Sep 16th, 2009 said:

I think it was kind of pointless, actually. Why is he spending several minutes going on and on about compression (audio, not file) when he hasn't even demonstrated a basic recording yet?

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