TUAW Tip: Garage Band video tutorials
If you've ever wanted to jump into Garage Band and create your own musical compositions but you weren't sure where to start, let TUAW point to you to this fabulous collection of Apple tutorial videos. They'll walk you through Garage Band's somewhat daunting interface and teach you the basics you need to know.
Videos show you how to create your first songs and capture your instrumentals as well as use Garage Band for more general audio such as editing podcasts and scoring movies. There are over two dozen videos, all made to Apple's exacting standard, to get you going.
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Biffo --
Not a rhetorical question at all. I'm genuinely curious. I have what may be an uncommon perspective, in that I've used a bunch of other audio apps before, so in comparison this one seems very uncomplicated.
At the same time, it's now an application that services multiple audiences. Musicians are a particular crowd, and very different from someone who might casually want to put together a podcast. That process is a lot less complicated IMHO than recording a multi-track song with amp simulation, software synths etc.
I know my mother would have a hard time with the program, but then again, I'm not sure it's something she'd use.
john, was that a rhetorical question?
Obviously its a subjective point - you and I might not find it daunting but my mother, for example, sure as hell would.
i wish GarageBand was available for PC.. until i get my mac, I'm outta luck..
April 05 2007 at 5:34 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyi wish GarageBand was available for PC.. until i get my mac, I'm outta luck..
April 05 2007 at 5:33 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyDoes anyone consider the interface _daunting_? That's surprising, as I found it to be anything but. Mind you, that's compared to the Prosumer DA apps out there like ProTools LE and Cubase.
In fact, it was the ease-of-use of GarageBand specifically that got me to switch to the Mac.
GarageBand is branded as one word.
:)
How do these differ from the videos inside of .Mac? I watched some of those before the free offer ran out.
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