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Tips, tricks, Q&A, discussion for anyone recording banjo & acoustic instruments using Apple's GarageBand

32 Members, Created 11/16/2012 -

Administrators: MrNatch3L (owner)

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From ravedog on 11/20/2012 10:55:07 PM

I've had GB sitting on my desktop staring me in the face for a long time and want to see if it's a better starting place to do quick recording. most of my experience has been in live sound, in one form or another, from 12 mic conferences to 6 mic music. my desire to to clean things up and have them sparkle a little bit better. I also use a zoom H4 and an old roland multi w/ burner. hoping that with a little help I can turn the music side into something useable. as for the conference stuff it's just to keep poeple honest.

ravedog

(aka chuck k)

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	MrNatch3L says: 11/22/2012 12:29:05 AM Although there are people who say they like it, and can do it, I am not sure GB is the best thing for serious editing. I've done some splicing of GB loops as background music for software tutorial videos I make for work, but I never tried any really tricky, fine-tooth stuff. Logic and Pro Tools seem to be the choice for that. But you can do a lot with GB. I found it real easy to get started with. I don't know how many simultaneous tracks you can record with it... e.g. your 6 mics. Might depend on factors like your processor speed and memory. I've never recorded more than 2 at once. If you've got a Mac, you've got GB already... that's the only reason I gave it a whirl.
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