Is there any use having GarageBand installed alongside Logic Pro? Does it have any features, loops, sounds, instruments, which are not available to Logic Pro users unless they have GarageBand? For example, iPhoto contains the books feature, but Aperture doesn't.
I realize GarageBand has those instrument lessons or "Magic GarageBand", but they're not really part of the "GarageBand proper", you don't use those to produce music in the main environment.
I can't think of any GB feature that Logic doesn't have. The big pro is it's simplicity - you can do quick and dirty arrangements and recordings and later flesh them out in Logic since Logic can open GB projects.
I can't think of any GB feature that Logic doesn't have. The big pro is it's simplicity - you can do quick and dirty arrangements and recordings and later flesh them out in Logic since Logic can open GB projects.
Thanks a lot, I thought as much.
The thing is that although I realize that GB is much easier to move around in and nicer to look at, I never use it even for basic musical sketches, beacuse I'm already so familiar with Logic, I have my workflow I'm accustomed to even for basic tasks (I however ocassionally use the iOS GarageBand when on the go, and thankfully Logic can also open its projects).
Actually, there are quite a few features in GarageBand that are not available in Logic:
Of course, I cover all those features in my GarageBand manual
Here is a screenshot of cool Loop Family feature that I wished Logic would have
Hope that helps
Edgar Rothermich
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Here is a screenshot of cool Loop Family feature that I wished Logic would have
That is really missing in Logic? You must be kidding, Edgar!
Is GarageBand any good for a Logic Pro user?
