GarageBand
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Pros
- I use GarageBand to record [my audio], although mine never go over like 3-4 hours. ... I’d say GarageBand is your best bet
- If you’re an Apple user, I’m pretty sure Garage band has some synths built in.
- GarageBand is definitely the easiest/best way to get started with recording. It's very intuitive and has all the features most people need, at least until they get very advanced (and generally, more advanced than necessary for composing.)
- If you have a MacBook, check out GarageBand to get started. It is sort of like Logic Pro lite, so you can actually move all your project files over to Logic Pro someday when you upgrade which is really nice (GarageBand is free on Mac).
- ( have played around with GarageBand a little)
Cons
- Parent context: GarageBand is definitely the easiest/best way to get started with recording. It's very intuitive and has all the features most people need, at least until they get very advanced (and generally, more advanced than necessar...
- I have an ipad and tried dabbling with garage band. However I have not spend much time on tutorials and is hopelessly lost.
- It can load multiple instances of plugins (including Garageband), route MIDI & Audio, and create multiple FX/Mix buses.
- Garage band is killing me. I cannot record via garage band.
Sentiment
10 positive (71%) · 1 mixed (7%) · 3 negative (21%)
Trust + time weighted score: +45% · raw score 50%
What redditors said (10 of 14)
I use GarageBand to record [my audio], although mine never go over like 3-4 hours. ... I’d say GarageBand is your best bet
If you’re an Apple user, I’m pretty sure Garage band has some synths built in.
Parent context: GarageBand is definitely the easiest/best way to get started with recording. It's very intuitive and has all the features most people need, at least until they get very advanced (and generally, more advanced than necessary for composing.) Reply: I don’t think GarageBand has that feature [seeing the score, as notes], but Logic does, and Cubase has a really nice score editor designed by the Dorico team, but Cubase overall is a lot harder to use than Logic, at least to me.
GarageBand is definitely the easiest/best way to get started with recording. It's very intuitive and has all the features most people need, at least until they get very advanced (and generally, more advanced than necessary for composing.)
If you have a MacBook, check out GarageBand to get started. It is sort of like Logic Pro lite, so you can actually move all your project files over to Logic Pro someday when you upgrade which is really nice (GarageBand is free on Mac).
I have an ipad and tried dabbling with garage band. However I have not spend much time on tutorials and is hopelessly lost.
It can load multiple instances of plugins (including Garageband), route MIDI & Audio, and create multiple FX/Mix buses.
( have played around with GarageBand a little)
Garage band is killing me. I cannot record via garage band.
You could probably get a decent enough recording of the engines using the garageband app on your phone and then add it to your video.
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