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| huggeebear said 1904 days ago (September 5th, 2004) | |
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Love the Groove. HI! It is indeed a GB loops-only track, I haven't explored playing the software instruments as of yet. Regarding the abrupt ending, this seems to be an issue with the mixdown that GB performs to export to iTunes. It seems to be cutting off the piano fade which does indeed exist in my track, even if I make the timeline longer to compensate. If anybody knows how to fix this it'll be a great help :-) Huggeebear. Check out my latest song called Jazzid
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| huggeebear said 1904 days ago (September 5th, 2004) | |
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Hey! a Comment ;-) Hi!, Yes they're all GB's own loops, it's a loops-only track. I only really discovered a means of playing the software instruments without a hardware keyboard just the other day using midikeys (http://www.manyetas.com/creed/ midikeys_beta.html) Regarding the abrupt ending, this seems to be an issue with the GB export to iTunes mp3. My track does let the piano just fade out nicely but the GB mixdown just seems to cut it off, even if I make the track duration longer. If anybody knows of way to fix this it'll be a big help. Huggeebear. Check out my latest song called Jazzid
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Scorpjammer
Is it all strictly GB loops, or are you playing and
creating your own loops? I'd like a little more
background before voting. I don't mind the repetition
since you break up your loops before they become
overdone and too repetitive. One suggestion: Fade
the end rather than end it ubruptly. HOW TO: Go to
your Garageband menu click on TRACK, select
MASTER TRACK, go to your file, select MASTER
VOLUME and add a fade to the end of your file.