Hi, Ginny and everyone,
I know this is an older message, but I'm getting around to these
now, believe it or not! I've had my macbook for about 2 and a half
months, and have explored Garage Band but have not done it like
this, so I tried it. The problem I'm having is that when I get to
the list of instruments within a category such as pianos and
keyboards, and then arrow, and for me it's to the right, I keep
getting the busy, I guess while it indexes, but it goes on for quite
awhile, even when it says Garage Band ready. Has anyone experienced
this? Ginny, have you? Thanks! Marcy
On Mar 14, 2009, at 11:23 AM, Ginny wrote:
In gb 4, when you find "grand piano" just arrow to the right once--
don't use
the vo keys, though; just the right arrow. Then you will be in the
instrument category list and it should say "pianos and keyboards."
Then,
using the up and down arrows will move you through the list of various
instrument categories. Once you find the category you want, arrow
once with
the left arrow to land on the various instruments within that
category.
Arrow up and down to highlight or sample each of those instruments.
Does
this make sense?
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[mailto:macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Poehlman
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Subject: [macvoiceover] garage band 4 on a new macbook with vo:
A little background:
in garage band 3.0, to access the instruments, once you show track
info and click the checkbox next to the word details, there are two
popups showing software instramentation. the first one defaults to
grand piano, the second defaults to manual. These popups will serve
to select the main instramentation group and to select the specific
instrament in that group respectively. For example, if I choose
woodwind from the first popup, my selections in the second popup are
narrowed to only woodwind instraments available in garage band and
there by the way is no all instraments unfortunately.
Now, in gb 4.0, on the new macbook circa december 08, we cannot find a
way to move off of piano. Keith, or anyone else, can you shed any
light on this?
Thanks!
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