How to Use GarageBand : How to Make a Drum Track: GarageBand Tutorial
10 December 2009
25 CommentsLearn how to make a drum track using Apple’s Garageband music recording software in this free online video tutorial. Expert: David Jackel Bio: David Jackel has been working in film and video since 2002. He got his start with reality television and then moved on to commercial video. Jackel has shot and conducted over 1500 hours of interview. Filmmaker: David Jackel
they just hire random fucking bums
desperate for money
to explain shit that people
all ready know how to do
Guitar hero is pointless.
GAY. I wanna know how the fuck to keep my shit on tempo, like a snap to grid type thing. So I can copy and paste it for the duration of the song and it still sound good.
Click the scissors button near the bottom to edit the track, select all (click one note, apple + A), change enhance timing from none to whatever suits your song.
Thanks, I’ll try that soon.
In the lower left of the editing window you can see “Enhance Timing” and you can set that to the certain tempo, whether it be every 2 beats, every beat, every half a beat, etc…i live off it. I also copy and paste throughout, and it all stays on tempo. And looping the track is also helpful
pause it at 0:07
FUNNY
i meant 0:06
pause at 0:00
that drum track sucks but that face at 0:00 is priceless
hello, it installs protools in my machine and since then doesn’t garageband work, only appears to me a window and says to force exit, that I can do?
i dont have a mac so i obviously don’t have garage band, im just wondering if anyone here know any PC programs i can get a hold of to mix drum tracks.
I have Garageband not able to change beat. Do you have to have a drum midi in and out to do that? Or is there a setting pref. I need to manipulate the notes to drum beats? Thanks
In GarageBand green tracks are midi tracks with note and sound information, where as blue tracks are audio files without note information like .aiff or .mp3.
i’d highly suggest Ableton Live for any MIDI drum manipulation. for a more audio oriented DAW, i’d go with ProTools.
on mac, i’d just use Logic for both
i dont have the loop browser in my garage band, why is that?
that guy has a piercing stare.
u are creepy and bot helpfull just gay
When I double click the midi file as demonstrated in the video, the editor displays the drum loop in a ‘wave’ format versus a ‘cell’ format. I want to be able to edit the drum loops. What am I doing wrong? How can I have the loop displayed in a ‘cell’ format like the video?
just click the little eye thingy
Such an interesting video :O
same here
i did it. u can only edit green colored loops.
i thought ud show me how to make the fucking beat, not show me where to find pre made beats!!
He showed u how to make a drum track as the title says.
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