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I have looked every where for this. I did it once on an older version of garageband but I'm running 10.2 and I can't for the life of me figure out where this setting is.
I am making a rock song and since I don't have a real bass guitar I am programming a midi bass. I want the first note of this one song to slide up a 4th interval.So like starting at slide a G to a C. Thanks for any help you all can give me.
GarageBand 10, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
To experiment with the different expressions, you can open the Midi-Draw area below the track editor window and open the curve for "Modulation" or "Velocity". Then add control points to the curve by command-clicking it. To open Midi-Draw, click the button with the three lines in the upper left corner of the editor tools.
To experiment with the different expressions, you can open the Midi-Draw area below the track editor window and open the curve for "Modulation" or "Velocity". Then add control points to the curve by command-clicking it. To open Midi-Draw, click the button with the three lines in the upper left corner of the editor tools.
You need a software instrument bass that supports different expressions. There are some types of bass in the Jam Pack 3: Rhythm Section Instruments. These instruments support slides and other types of expression using the mod wheel or the velocity. Modulation and velocity can be controlled in the midi draw area of the GarageBand editor window.
The JamPack instruments do not come with GarageBand. You can install them by purchasing MainStage 3.
For example, if you use the Attitude Bass, Glam Rock Bass, Grind Bass:
Aggressive Fretless: Fretless electric bass with strong bite and attack
• Mod wheel adds vibrato.
• Highest velocity adds slide down to note. Attitude Bass, Glam Rock Bass, Grind Bass: Fretless electric bass played with a pick
for heavier styles such as alternative rock, punk, and metal.
• Mod wheel adds slide up to note. • Higher velocity increases attack and intensity. Lowest velocity plays stopped notes. • Notes below E0 play slides and dives.
Liverpool Bass: Electric bass with a round, lyrical tone for classic rock and melodic pop.
• Mod wheel makes the sound more muted. • Highest velocity adds a slide down from the note. • Notes below E0 give slides, harmonics, and pick sound.
Motown Bass: Deep, warm electric bass reminiscent of the classic Motown sound
• Mod wheel makes the sound more muted. • Highest velocity adds a slide down from the note. • Notes below E0 give slides, harmonics, and pick sound.
Thanks for the info. I will look into this. I have all the jam packs and I will check this out.
Slide a note on a midi bass
