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Sep 20, 2019 Adjusting the volume for your tracks in GarageBand is another important piece to your musical puzzle. So be sure to remember these how-tos for making those changes. For additional GarageBand tutorials, take a look at how to adjust the tempo or add a fade in or fade out to a song. GarageBand: How to fade out. It'll be a piece of cake. Doing so causes Automation buttons to appear next to the master volume control for every track. Next, click on a clip and a.

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GarageBand describes itself as ‘A complete digital recording studio’. It will let you do all sorts of things and you only need to be able to use it in a fairly limited way for our purposes here, but it will still get you started with it.

There is going to be more ‘play’ than strict instruction here – what you need to know is…

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GarageBand lets you ‘play’ digital instruments to make music, or to use pre-loaded ‘loops’ of recorded music from individual instruments
It lets you create a multi-track piece, with different instruments on different tracks, and lets you move things around on their individual tracks, as well as letting you balance the volume of the different tracks.
When you create a new project, you can set a key signature and a time signature – the default setting is C Major and 4/4. You might like to play with these – particularly play with minor keys and with 3/4 time signatures. You can also set the tempo – how many beats per minute, how ‘fast’ your piece is. (If you don’t know about this stuff then don’t worry – you can make perfectly good background music in C Major and 4/4 time. If you know what you’re doing, or want to see what happens, feel free to play)
When you have opened a new project go to the top line menu and click View>>> Show Apple Loops. This will open up all of the pre-loaded music samples for you to use.
- You can select a particular instrument or musical function – ‘drums’ or ‘beats’ for example – and then organise them by the length of the sample (either in seconds – for a single cymbal crash for example – or how many bars of 4/4 – usually 2 or 4).
- You can listen to a ‘loop’ by clicking on it (and click again to stop it playing). When you have found what you want you just need to drag and drop it into the timeline. If you need it to be longer, you can just drag extra copies across and align them on the same timeline with the end of the previous loop. You can create as many tracks on your timeline as you need.
- I recommend starting with drums or beats, adding bass, and then adding an additional instrument to produce something right for you… but…
- You don’t have to limit yourself to just that – you can have a play, or you might have a more detailed plan of your own, which is fine – go for it, so long as you’re learning how to use it and you make progress towards creating useful music for your projects.
- If you go to ‘Track – at the top of the screen and choose ‘Show Master Track’ from the drop down menu you can then choose ‘Volume’ on the master track and can adjust the volume level of individual tracks – you can do that with the simple volume control knob on each track anyway, but Master Track lets you fade in or fade out at different points of each track – click at the right point to set a keyframe, and then you will fade up or down from that point.
Remember to work in uncompressed audio. You eventually need .mp3 files to post to AudioMack but save and expert things as uncompressed audio at this stage.
When you save, like Audacity you are saving two different things, the GarageBand project file and an exported audio file.
- Saving the project is just normal practice – File>>> Save or Save As. Make sure that any work you do isn’t only saved on the Mac but is saved to your user area and/or a portable backup. OneDrive won’t save GarageBand project files.
- To Export the finished file you need to choose Share>>> Export song to Disc and then make sure you choose the uncompressed .wav format.