macProVideo.com - Download Tutorial Video & DVD Training for GarageBand 101: Mastering GarageBand 06

Preview Videos

Want more free Tutorial videos? Create an Account or visit our YouTube page!

GarageBand 101

Mastering GarageBand 06

Summary

With GarageBand, recording your musical vision is easy. Learn essential tips & tricks from a master of music composition, Paul Garay!

Details

Price: $19.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
Trainer: Paul Garay
Application: GarageBand
Level: Level 1
Platform: Mac & PC
System Requirements
Runtime: 180 minutes
Status: Available

Order Now

Add to Custom Bundle

Customer Ratings and Reviews

Rating
Reviews: View 18 Reviews
: → Submit a Review

Build a Bundle & Save!

Customer Reviews

→ Submit a Review

Apr 24th, 2008 by guillaume

“ Thank you, the tutorial gave me an overall view of garage band, step by step in a very approchable way, ”

Mar 9th, 2008 by Jerry Reynolds

“ Just what Garageband needed -- a great tutorial.

Thanks for your hard work. ”

Mar 8th, 2008 by nigel fleet

“ as usual really easy to follow tutorials at a really great price especially if you buy a package. I wish I'd discovered them earlier as it would have saved me hours of frustration and bad language! keep it up the good work not the bad language. ”

Feb 17th, 2008 by Michael Turner

“ Excellent Thank you! ”

Feb 10th, 2008 by Stephen Hodson

“ Excellent tutorials. ”

Feb 3rd, 2008 by Elvert Brandao

“ I found the right tool ! ”

Description

GarageBand comes free with every Mac computer, and it's an extremely fun program to use. With a bit of time spent learning the app, GarageBand makes music production easy ... If you have an idea for a song, you can make pro-sounding songs!

Of course, it always helps to have an expert show you the way! Watch as vetran audio producer, educator, and Apple presenter Paul Garay shows you the ins and outs of making music in GarageBand. You'll learn several important production techniques, and along the way, you'll pick up important tips and tricks that will make music production not only rewarding, but also fun!

In 96 separate videos, this program shows you how to:

Set up GarageBand and your audio interface so you can record guitars, instruments, and vocals.
Edit and arrange audio to create a song
Use GarageBand's built-in audio tools to clean up off-tune performances
Use DSP effects to mix, master, and creatively effect your songs
Bounce out finished songs for publishing on the internet and on optical discs

But that's not all ... for more details, visit the Table of Contents below!

Trainer

Paul Garay

“ Paul is a master of Propellerhead Reason, with over four years of experience teaching the app. He is also a traveling presenter with Apple, teaching and demoing GarageBand and Logic to audiences across North America. ”

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Section 1: Connecting GarageBand

01. Connecting a Keyboard
02. Configuring Audio Devices
03. Launching GarageBand
04. Creating a New Project
05. Opening a Project
06. Saving Your Project
07. Saving an Archive
08. Compacting Your Project
09. Selecting Audio Drivers
10. Adjusting Keyboard Sensitivity

Section 2: Getting Into GarageBand

11. Workspace Overview
12. Playback Options
13. Looping Playing
14. Scrolling & Zooming
15. What are Regions?
16. Software Instrument Tracks
17. Real Instrument Tracks
18. Naming Tracks
19. The Track Buttons
20. The Track Mixer
21. Importing a MIDI File
22. Importing an Audio File

Section 3: Working With Tracks

23. Duplicating a Track
24. Deleting a Track
25. Joining a Track
26. Showing the Track Info Pane
27. Editing a Generator Preset
28. Changing a Track's Icon

Chapter 2: Working with Audio

Section 1: Using Apple Loops

29. What is an Apple Loop?
30. The Loop Browser
31. Searching For Loops
32. Audio vs. MIDI Loops
33. Creating Favorites
34. Adding Loops
35. Creating Apple Loops
36. 3rd Party Apple Loops
37. Importing Apple Loops

Section 2: Software Instruments

38. Playing Software Instruments
39. The Onscreen Keyboard
40. The Musical Keyboard
41. Custom Instrument Settings

Section 3: Recording MIDI

42. Adjusting Your Buffer Size
43. The Metronome & Count-in
44. Recording Software Instruments
45. Adjusting Timing with Quantize
46. Cycle Recording

Section 4: Working With MIDI

47. Editing MIDI Notes
48. Individual Drum Notes
49. Transposing Notes
50. Editing Velocity Values
51. Track Notation View
52. Custom SFX Instruments

Section 5: Recording Audio

53. Setting Up to Record Audio
54. Using the Instrument Tuner
55. Recording Guitar & Bass
56. Recording Vocals
57. Preventing Clipping
58. Recording on Multiple Tracks
59. Enhancing the Tuning
60. Enhancing the Timing
61. Following Tempo & Pitch
62. Audio in the Finder

Chapter 3: Arranging Your Song

Section 1: Working With Regions

63. Selecting & Arranging Regions
64. Cut, Copy, & Pasting
65. Editing Regions
66. Transposing Regions
67. Joining 2 or More Regions
68. Renaming Regions
69. Unlocking the Playheads

Section 2: Creating A Mix

70. Setting Mix Levels
71. Volume & Pan Curves
72. Volume & Panning Control Points

Section 3: Using Effects

73. Using a Gate Effect
74. Using a Compressor
75. Using EQ
76. Using Echo
77. Using Reverb
78. Using Insert GB Effects
79. Using Insert AU Effects
80. Using an Autowah Effect
81. Using an Auto Filter Effect
82. Using a Bass Reduction
83. Using a Bit Crusher Effect
84. Using the Speech Enhancer
85. Using a Track Echo Effect
86. Using the Treble Reduction
87. Using a Tremelo Effect
88. Using the Voice Transformer
89. Custom Effects Presets
90. Locking Tracks

Section 4: Finishing

91. Creating a Master Fader
92. Adjusting the Overall Sound
93. Transposing Parts
94. Using Rewire With GarageBand
95. Sending Your Song to iTunes
96. Exporting Your Song to Disk

System Requirements

Macintosh
Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
Quicktime 7 or above

Windows
Windows Vista, XP or 2000
Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
Quicktime 7 or above
.NET 2 or above

↑ Back to Top