Using GarageBand for classical music

Thank you for resonding. We were told at Best Buy all we would need is GarageBand. So - I appreciate your honesty that this appears to be not what we need.

The situation is as follows. My husband will teach in Aspen, CO this summer to Elderhostel people. Back in the days of drop the needle this was easy. But now - everything is digital. And, so he has been downloading music to ITunes. He wants to go to a section of a piece of music (say - within the 2nd movement and play where the "horns" come in. And, then go to another section within the 2nd movement to show the change in tempo and "feeling". And, be able to play that. And, he can't take the time of "fast forwarding" and hoping he stops at the right place. Once he has set these up - probably 40 to 50 start and stops for 6 lectures - then he would transfer everything over to IPAD.

We will purchase one -as we have wanted something small and portiable which has wifi.So we can access our emails and the WWW.

Does any of this make sense now? Is there MAC AP which would do what we are looking for. This is what Best Buy kid said we/he could do.

I do appreciate your respondingto me.

Thanks,

Ann

So -is there an Ap that will do what we want done. Just a portion of a piece of music - saved to a "new name" and then move that to the IPAD?

Or can we stop a piece - and will it hold it self in that place - until needed?

But - what happens if we need to do this in the same piece of music more than one time?

Thank you.

Ann

It sounds like GarageBand is for writing music - and not for creating a section from a composition already saved in moving/copying that section to a new name and then being able to just open that part of the piece of music.

I've looked at the site and I think it has some promise. I've written to our "geek" friend who works for the organization my husband will teach at - and asked him to check it out. THANK YOU.. 🙂