Apple GarageBand Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 7)

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Luanne Eris Fose, Ph.D.

G Transport Controls: Click the Record button to start recording. Click the Play button to

start or stop the song playing. Click the Go to Beginning, Rewind, or Fast Forward buttons

to move the playhead to different parts of the song. Click the Cycle button to turn on the

cycle region.

H Time Display: Shows the playhead’s position in either musical time (measures, beats, ticks)

or absolute time (hours, minutes, seconds, fractions). Also shows the song’s tempo.

Includes buttons for changing the format of the time display.

I Master Volume Slider and Level Meters: Drag the volume slider to adjust the output

volume level of the song. Watch the level meters to see if clipping is occurring before you

export a song.

Adding Loops for Drum and Rhythm Tracks

You can quickly define the feel of a song by adding Apple Loops. Apple Loops are prerecorded

music files designed to seamlessly repeat a rhythmic pattern. When you add a loop to the

timeline, you can extend it to fill any amount of time, making it easy to create drum parts and

other rhythm parts.

When you add a loop to a song, GarageBand matches the loop’s tempo and key to the tempo

and key of the song. This lets you use loops that were originally recorded at different speeds,

and in different keys, and have them sound as though they were made to be played together.

GarageBand includes a loop browser that lets you find loops by musical instrument, genre, or

mood. You can also perform text searches, and refine your searches for loops in several other

ways. No matter how large your collection of loops becomes, you can quickly find loops with

the sound you want using the loop browser. A common way to work with loops is to start with

your rhythm tracks (drums, bass, rhythm guitar) and add more loops from there.

To show the loop browser:

1. Click the Loop Browser button (the button with the open eye). The loop browser has two

views: button view and column view. In button view, you click keyword buttons to show

loops that match the keywords. In column view, you choose from different keyword types,

categories, and keywords to show matching loops. In the lower-left corner of the loop

browser are two view buttons you use to select button or column view.

To choose button view or column view:

1. Click the column button to show column view, or click the grid button to show button

view.

Button View of the Loop Browser

In button view, the loop browser contains a set of keyword buttons. Click a button to show

matching loops in the results list. Clicking multiple buttons narrows the results to those loops

that match all of the selected keywords.

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