Apple GarageBand Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 9)

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Luanne Eris Fose, Ph.D.

A Keyword Type Column: Click a keyword type to show the categories for that keyword type

in the middle column.

B Category Column: Click a category to show keywords for that category in the right column.

C Keyword Column: Click a keyword to show matching loops in the results list. You can click

multiple keywords to expand your results.

D View Buttons: Click the column button to show column view, or click the grid button to

show button view.

E Scale Type Pop-Up Menu: Choose a scale type to see only loops using that scale.

F Search Text Field: Type text in the field to see loops with the text in their file name or path.

G Preview Volume Slider: Drag the slider to adjust the volume of the loop being previewed.

H Results List: Shows the loops that match the selected keywords. Also displays the tempo,

key, and number of beats for each loop. Click a loop in the results list to preview it. Click

the Favs checkbox for a loop to add it to your favorites.

Timeline Overview

The timeline contains the tracks where you record Real and Software Instruments, add loops,

and arrange regions. Here’s an overview of the controls in the Timeline (See Figure 5):

A Beat Ruler: Shows beats and measures, the units of musical time in the timeline. You can

click the beat ruler to move the playhead to a precise beat or measure.

B Tracks: You record Real and Software Instruments in tracks, and drag loops to tracks to add

them to a song. You arrange the song by working with loops and regions in tracks in the

timeline.

C Playhead: Shows the point in the song currently playing, or the point where playback starts

when you click the Play button. Also shows where cut and copied items are pasted in the

timeline. You can move the playhead to change what part of the song is playing.

D Timeline Grid Button: Choose a note value for the timeline grid, or choose Automatic to

have the value change when you zoom in or out.

E Regions: When you record a Real Instrument or Software Instrument, or add a loop, you

create a region in the timeline. You can cut, copy, and paste regions, resize and move them,

transpose them, and make other changes to build the arrangement of the song.

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