I’m back again, sporting a winter beard! It’s question and answer time. I put together a bunch of questions that people have sent to me about Garageband, covering everything from midi instruments, loops, windows alternatives, and more!
If you want your question answered in my next Q&A, leave it in the comments on this video!
In this tutorial I walk you through how to do multi track recording in Garageband 09. I’m not covering software instruments or MIDI, that will have to be a different tutorial.
Most of what I go over can be applied to previous and future versions of Garageband or other recording software as well, because there are always similarities with any multitrack software.
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Garageband for Apple’s OSX is a fabulous and powerful tool for home recording, multitracking, looping, sampling, mixing, producing and much more. If you haven’t used a tool like this before then it can be hard to get your head around, but with just a few videos it shouldn’t be hard to get the hang of it!
This is part 2 of my beginners tutorial for Garageband 3. We dive a little deeper in this one. Be sure to watch part 1 as well!
The technofodder website mentioned in the video isn’t around any more but you can use the contact page to ask me questions.
Garageband for Apple’s OSX is a fabulous and powerful tool for home recording, multitracking, looping, sampling, mixing, producing and much more. If you haven’t used a tool like this before then it can be hard to get your head around, but with just a few videos it shouldn’t be hard to get the hang of it!
This is part 1 of my beginners tutorial for Garageband 3. The interface hasn’t changed much since version 3 and I’ll be making other videos from the new versions too. This part is a quick overview of the interface. Be sure to watch part 2 as well!
The technofodder website mentioned in the video isn’t around any more. Feel free to ask me questions using the contact page.
This is a Mac OSX tutorial about the Automator tool. I use a real-life problem from a fellow podcaster and use Automator to solve it.
The technofodder web site mentioned in the video is no longer around. If you want to get in touch with me head to my contact page.