You can give your song texture by adjusting individual tracks to become louder and softer to emphasize particular moments. With GarageBand, this process is easy and yields professional-sounding results.
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How To:
Remove Vocals from a Song Using GarageBand
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How To:
Use GarageBand to Reduce the Vocals in a Song
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Play a song in reverse using GarageBand and iMovie
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How To:
Use general MIDI in GarageBand
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Change the tempo in GarageBand (speed up or slow down songs)
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How To:
Import an audio file into GarageBand
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How To:
Gradually increase tempo, volume, and pitch on a song in GarageBand
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Easily get autotune in Garageband
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Utilize and manipulate sound dynamics on your songs in GarageBand
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Teach your kids about music using GarageBand
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Use autotune on Garageband with your Mac
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Use GarageBand to edit audio
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Record streaming audio directly from the web using GarageBand and SoundFlower
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Make your own beats in Garageband
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Use plug-ins in GarageBand
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Add interest to your Garageband song with key changes
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Import movies to Garageband
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Edit and arrange songs in GarageBand '09
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1 Comment
This is a great tutorial! My daughter has been asking me to help her to make her cheer mixes a little more exciting, and before this I had no idea. Thanks!
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