Make your own Instruments in GarageBand for iPad/iPhone
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2024
- DIY Instruments in GarageBAnd for iPad/iPhone
GarageBand for iPad and iPhone comes with loads of great sounding instruments. From realistic strings, to dozens of unique drum kits and even an entire previously standalone synthesizer. But did you know that you can easily create and save your own instrument sounds? Here's how to create DIY Instruments in GarageBand for iPad/iPhone
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GB for iPad is a beast. And you, sir, are the real GB MVP!
Hell yeah! Appreciate you watching 🤘
That was really cool how you made the like button light up!!!!! Do it again!!!
Nice! This makes 11 great tips this week 👍I've used this in the past, but you've shown how put it in *Turbo Mode*. It's amazing that GarageBand is still deep enough that these great techniques are often overlooked. Thanks!
Hi Pat did you ever do a video on how to create drum parts quickly? I'm still havening trouble doing this and the drummer always seems to want to add 'drum fills' where I do not want any. I was nearly tempted to buy a drum machine and then set GB internal clock or something.... great vid this cheers.
Thanks for the info; new to me👍
Nice!
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