Monday, December 31, 2018

Audio Recording with GarageBand - A Beginner's Guide


Offering innovative shipping options to executive-level clients, Stephen “Steve” Sangree is a territory manager at Priority1. Based in New Jersey, Stephen Sangree enjoys challenging himself outside of the workplace through empowering activities such as making music.

When it comes to music software for beginners, GarageBand by Apple is one of the most common and respected. It comes as a part of every Mac and iPhone and is free to download. Despite how easy it is to obtain, GarageBand has powerful capabilities.

First, the software comes preloaded with lots of samples. Choose a base loop, and add layers to create a song.

Second, the Software Instrument function allows you to make your own music using dozens of different pre-programmed instruments, from drum kits to pianos. Playing music using your Mac or MIDI keyboard, you can write an entire album without owning a single physical instrument.

Finally, GarageBand allows users to record real-life instruments using either the built-in microphone in a computer or phone or with an external mic. With an external one, just plug it into the computer and position it near the instrument, and you're ready to use GarageBand for live audio recording.

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