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How do you gradually increase and decrease the pitch of a single track in Garageband 10.3.2?

Hello, I would like to edit the pitch of a single track: to gradually increase the pitch from a low sound to a high sound. The audiofile is an mp3.

I've searched on youtube, but all I can find is how to increase the pitch of a whole track...Does anyone know if this is possible in Garageband 10.3.2?

MacBook Pro 13", 10.11

Posted on Feb 15, 2019 4:00 AM

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Posted on Feb 15, 2019 5:56 AM

If you add a Pitch Shifter plug-in to the audio track, you can change the pitch shift along the track using the automation curves.


I am usually adding an audio file to the loop browser to change its pitch. The loop can by cut into regions and then I can transpose the regions individually like any loops to lower or raise the pitch.


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Feb 15, 2019 5:56 AM in response to susanne133

If you add a Pitch Shifter plug-in to the audio track, you can change the pitch shift along the track using the automation curves.


I am usually adding an audio file to the loop browser to change its pitch. The loop can by cut into regions and then I can transpose the regions individually like any loops to lower or raise the pitch.


How do you gradually increase and decrease the pitch of a single track in Garageband 10.3.2?

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