RECORDING A SOFTWARE INSTRUMENT TRACK
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 | If you have a USB music keyboard, just plug it into your Mac. If you have a MIDI model (one that only supports a 5-pin connector), you need a USB MIDI interface to bridge your gear to your Mac. Refer to “Hooking Up Your MIDI keyboard” in Appendix B, “Configuring Your Studio.” |
While being able to play GarageBand's Software Instruments is fun in a “Let's all gather around the piano” sort of way, the real meat and potatoes of GarageBand is its recording capabilities. You learned how to lay down a rhythm track using Apple Loops in Chapter 2, “Making Music with Apple Loops.” Now you'll learn how to lay down some ...
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