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Tracks I import to garageband seem to be set at a default of 120bpm. Although I can change the tempo, I wish garageband to analyse the tempo of the track, i.e. override the default. I want to see the real bpm of the track at the beginning of the project. How to do this please?
MacBook Air, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)
MyrtleV wrote:
How to do this please?
since GB does not offer this feature, you'll need to count the beats yourself, set the tempo in GB to that, and then import the music
MyrtleV wrote:
How to do this please?
since GB does not offer this feature, you'll need to count the beats yourself, set the tempo in GB to that, and then import the music
Thank you so much for that!
I have one more question I hope you can help me with: when I watch tutorials on youtube, I seem to have different functionalities. When I select track editor, I have 2 options, track and region. Track contains pitch correction and enable flex; region contains the region name.
When I watch tutorials however, their editor shows Audio region with pitch (with follow tempo and pitch), automatic tuning and quantise.
Am I using a different version, or missing something? Do different options come up for different types of tracks?
Thanks again!
Which GarageBand version are you using?
The GarageBand 10 help is here: http://help.apple.com/garageband/mac/10.0/
And the older GarageBand '11 Help with the tutorials is here:
http://help.apple.com/garageband/index.html#button-0
The GarageBand '11 documentation (for GarageBand 6.0.5) does not work very well with the newest GarageBand.
What does the icon of your GarageBAnd version look like? GarageBAnd 10.0.3 looks like this:
And the older GarageBand 6.0.5 like this:
I am running 10.0.3.
My questions are kind of irrelevant now as i am upgrading to Logic Pro...
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