This GarageBand tutorial teaches you about track types. Learn the difference between audio tracks, instrument tracks, and Apple Loop tracks in GarageBand.
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Change the tempo in GarageBand (speed up or slow down songs)
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Import an audio file into GarageBand
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Use GarageBand to Reduce the Vocals in a Song
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How To:
Transition between tracks in Apple GarageBand
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Remove Vocals from a Song Using GarageBand
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How To:
Gradually increase tempo, volume, and pitch on a song in GarageBand
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Import a MIDI file into GarageBand
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Utilize and manipulate sound dynamics on your songs in GarageBand
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Easily get autotune in Garageband
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Use general MIDI in GarageBand
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Use the Groove Matching and Flex Time features in GarageBand 11
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Export your song from Garageband to iTunes
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Auto-tune vocals in GarageBand 2 for free
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Email GarageBand Files
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Use autotune on Garageband with your Mac
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Add interest to your Garageband song with key changes
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Increase the volume on "too quiet" exported songs in GarageBand
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I want to split the stereo tracks from a music file I have brought in to GB so that I can eliminate the right channel and double the left channel in it's place. captainclaycrash@fullsail.edu
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