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Index
Cover Table of Contents Introduction
About This Book Not-So-Foolish Assumptions Conventions Used in This Book Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here
Part 1: Starting on a Good Note
Chapter 1: Introducing GarageBand for Macs and iDevices
What Is GarageBand? What Can You Do with GarageBand? What Can’t You Do with GarageBand? Checking Your System Requirements What Else Do You Need to Run GarageBand? Recording with GarageBand: A Few Teasers
Chapter 2: Equipping and Setting Up Your Recording Space
Cobbling Together a Studio Without Breaking the Bank Making the Most of Your Recording Space Equipping Your Studio: Must-Have Gear versus Good-to-Have Gear Choosing a Microphone Finding the Right Speakers Listening with Headphones Without Messing Up the Take Adding a MIDI Keyboard to Your Setup Unraveling the Cable and Connector Conundrum Adding an Audio Interface to Your Setup Perfecting Your Mic Setup Boosting Your Hard Drive Space Recording in Tune with a Tuning Device (for Guitarists)
Chapter 3: Introducing Multitrack Recording with GarageBand
Understanding the Role of Stereo in Multitrack Recording Strolling through the Recording Process, Quickly Cutting the Tracks (“No Blood on ’em, Mr. Dylan”) Mix That Sucka (Lord and) Mastering Managing Song Files
Part 2: Making Music on a Mac
Chapter 4: Getting Started
General Pane Audio/MIDI Pane Metronome Pane Loops Pane My Info Pane Advanced Pane
Chapter 5: Using Loops to Make Music
What Is a Loop, Anyway? Finding the Right Loop with the Loop Browser Setting a Loop’s Tempo Adding Loops to Tracks
Chapter 6: Recording with MIDI and Software Instruments
What Is MIDI, Anyway? Controlling Software Instruments with a MIDI Keyboard Choosing Software Instruments Recording Tracks with Software Instruments Altering the Sound of Software Instruments Drummer Tracks Testing Your Changes
Chapter 7: Recording Vocals and Acoustic Instruments with a Mic
Getting Ready to Record Multitrack Recording Recording the Track Improving the Sound of Recordings
Chapter 8: Recording Electric Guitars and Other Electronic Instruments
Overview from the Top: Direct or Live Recording Direct Recording with GarageBand’s Virtual Amplifiers Recording Live with an Amplifier and Microphones Customizing the Sound of Your Guitar Tracks
Part 3: Postproduction: Finishing Songs on a Mac
Chapter 9: Editing and Polishing Tracks
“When Should I Edit Tracks?” Editing Software Instrument versus Real Instrument Tracks Fixing Flubs and Faux Pas Rearranging Regions Editing Software Instrument Tracks Sweetening: Add New Material? Or Not?
Chapter 10: Mixing Tracks into Songs
What Is Mixing? Creating a Level Playing Field Panning Tracks Left or Right The Effects of Adding Effects Doubling Tracks
Chapter 11: Mastering Mastering
What, Exactly, Is Mastering? Before You Master The Master Track Is for Mastering Tracks One More Thing Before You Call It “Done”
Part 4: Making Music with Your iDevice
Chapter 12: Getting Started
Global Settings GarageBand Settings The Control Bar Sharing Projects with a Mac (and Vice Versa)
Chapter 13: Making Music with Live Loops
Loop Basics Working with Loops Working with Cells Recording with the Loop Grid
Chapter 14: Laying Down Software Instrument Tracks
What Is MIDI, Anyway? Controlling Software Instruments with a MIDI Keyboard Working with Software Instruments Working with Tracks
Chapter 15: Recording Vocals and Acoustic Instruments with a Mic
Getting Ready to Record Multitrack Recording Recording the Track Improving the Sound of Recordings
Chapter 16: Recording Guitars and Basses without Mics or Amps
Overview from the Top: Direct or Live Recording Direct Recording with GarageBand’s Virtual Amplifiers Recording Live with an Amplifier and Microphones Customizing the Sound of Your Guitar Tracks
Part 5: Postproduction: Finishing Songs on an iDevice
Chapter 17: Editing and Polishing Tracks
“When Should I Edit Tracks?” Editing Software Instrument versus Real Instrument Tracks Arranging and Rearranging Fixing Flubs and Faux Pas Editing Software Instrument Tracks Sweetening: Add New Material or Not?
Chapter 18: Mixing Tracks into Songs
What Is Mixing? Creating a Level Playing Field Panning Tracks Left or Right The Effects of Adding Effects Doubling Tracks
Chapter 19: Mastering Mastering
Before You Master Exporting to a Mac for Mastering Sharing Songs
Part 6: Everything Else You Might Need to Know
Chapter 20: Playing Live with GarageBand Amps and Effects
Playing at Home General Tips for Guitarists and Bassists Playing on Stage
Chapter 21: Jamming with Others over Wi-Fi
Becoming the Bandleader Becoming a Member Working with Jam Sessions
Chapter 22: File Compression and Your Music
Understanding Compression Sharing Your Masterpiece How Much Compression Can You Stand? Distributing Your Music
Chapter 23: CD Recording, Reproduction, and Distribution
The Benefits of Burning CDs Getting Ready to Burn Songs on CDs Burning Songs to CDs Distributing Your Music
Part 7: The Part of Tens
Chapter 24: Ten Ways to Improve GarageBand’s Performance
Starting with the Basics Checking on FileVault Paying Attention to CPU and RAM Usage Checking Out Activity Monitor’s CPU and Memory Tabs Recording: 16-bits versus 24-bits Minimizing the GarageBand Window While Playing or Recording Getting More RAM Getting Faster Storage Resetting MIDI Drivers Turn Off Wi-Fi Before Recording or Performing
Chapter 25: Ten Ways to Take Your Recordings to the Next Level
Getting a Better Microphone Making Sure Your Speakers Reproduce Sound Decently Getting Better Headphones Fine-Tuning Mic Placement Improving Room Acoustics Using Quality Cables Adding an Audio Interface (and, Optionally, a Mixing Board) Switch to More Powerful Software
Chapter 26: Ten Useful Websites
Learn Songs on Guitar or Bass Mix Magazine MusicRadar Sweetwater Sound Musician’s Friend Monoprice Apple GarageBand Discussion Board
Index About the Author Advertisement Page Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement
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