How do I delete dead space at end of track?
I am new to GarageBand. I am using it to transfer my old LPs to my computer so I can transfer them to CDs.
I record a song from my stereo and even though I push "record" to stop recording, the red line often keeps moving until I push play to stop it. How do you get rid of that extra dead space after the song?
I selected that region and hit "delete" but the delete function does not work. Nothing happens. I tried using the "cut" function but the region I cut is held in memory, so if I quit and reopen the song, that extra space is still there. If I cut just the part of the track without that dead space and paste it in to a new project, the space at the end is still there in the new project even though I didn't select that part of the recording.
I removed GarageBand (with Apple's tech support help), reinstalled it, updated it (due to a problem that turned out to be"operator error") and deleting part of a track is still a problem.
Earl
I record a song from my stereo and even though I push "record" to stop recording, the red line often keeps moving until I push play to stop it. How do you get rid of that extra dead space after the song?
I selected that region and hit "delete" but the delete function does not work. Nothing happens. I tried using the "cut" function but the region I cut is held in memory, so if I quit and reopen the song, that extra space is still there. If I cut just the part of the track without that dead space and paste it in to a new project, the space at the end is still there in the new project even though I didn't select that part of the recording.
I removed GarageBand (with Apple's tech support help), reinstalled it, updated it (due to a problem that turned out to be"operator error") and deleting part of a track is still a problem.
Earl
iMac G-5, Mac OS X (10.4.5)
