Look at the fourth and fifth rows, designated by the blue icons on the left. Place the two snare beats at the beginning of the second and fourth segments. Mirror those beats in the third row - designated by a yellow hand icon - to add extra spice to the snare.
Place a beat at the beginning of the second and fourth segments. Move on to the second row, designated by the yellow drum icon on the left-hand side. Place a beat at the beginning of each bass segment. You should see a selected beat every four notes, as shown below.
You already have laid one note down, but follow suit and place a note at the beginning of each remaining segment in the kickdrum row. Those beats are then broken down into smaller and smaller denominations, but no need to worry about that for now. You’ll see your screen segmented into four sections because most Western music is broken down into four beats. Then, press the down arrow in the upper left-hand corner, press “Modern 808,” scroll up and choose “Hacienda.” Tap the down arrow in the upper left. You’ll hear a deep note repeat on loop, but press the power symbol on the bottom middle screen to stop that for the time being. Press to the right of the magenta kick drum, which is the first colored icon on the left-hand side. Before we change it, you’ll need to put a note on the board.
The app defaults to the “Modern 808” drum kit, which isn’t exactly what we want for a dance beat. Swipe left to find the drums, and tap “Beat Sequencer.” Swipe to drums and tap “Beat Sequencer.” 2. This will open a new project, and the first thing you’ll see is a selection of instruments to choose from. Open it and tap the small plus sign in the top right-hand corner. Download the app and select “Drums”įirst, you’ll need to download the app from the App Store. Below is a quick way to get started using the app, but this is only a place to begin - a new world of musical experimentation is at your fingertips. The app is incredibly user-friendly and fun to use, and this guide will have you creating dance floor-ready songs in no time. These options will now be selectable for all audio tracks in your project.įurther information on Garageband's functions and features can be found by turning on the Quick Help Button or by going to Apple's Garageband User Guide page.GarageBand allows you to create or record music in a simple, multitrack format. Now tick the boxes next to Record Enable and Input Monitoring To find these functions in Garageband right click your audio track in Garageband and select Configure Track Header For example, if you are wanting to record vocals on a microphone and a guitar both connected to an interface at the same time you can enable recording on both tracks in Garageband. Using the record enable function in Garageband you can enable more than 1 audio track to record at the same time. When you turn on input monitoring for a track, you will hear the sound from the musical instrument or microphone going through Garageband along with any plugins or effects you add to your track. Using input monitoring you can hear your input from an instrument or microphone going into GarageBand while you play and record. To begin recording your selected input you can now either press Record from the transport bar or press R on your keyboard. On your audio track, you can now also select the input you are using on your device. Now your interface is selected as the I nput and O utput audio device you can now begin recording. If you are not sure of your audio settings you can always change or check your audio input and output settings by selecting the following. Now Press Create and a new Untitled Project will be created. If you are not sure which is right for your recording please look at our article about Mono vs. When selecting your Input you can select either a mono input or a stereo input. In this view, you can also select the Input you want to record and also the audio input and output device if this was not set previously. Select the one appropriate for your recording input. With an Empty Project you can now select your track type - for audio recording, we can select either Microphone or Instrument. In this area, you can also pre-select your interface as the Input Device and Output Device by expanding the Details section. Please open GarageBand, and select Empty Project in order to create a new project. Note: This walkthrough is using GarageBand Version 10.3.2 and a Clarett 2Pre USB - the screenshots might look different in other versions.
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