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recording into garageband...
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| swingman |
ok, so i just got a sexy new mac book.
now, before i get the token " omfg, use search, rockband is suxor, +1" comments... I have searched the "search," and "goog'd" the google... all i want to know is... is there an easy way to record a mix on garageband?
i have a semi regular gig every friday and want a promo for tomorrow, any and all help is appreciated!!! |
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| swingman |
| ooh, and can i track it? |
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| swingman |
| hmm, no body knows anything?:whip: |
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| skot_e |
| What interface do you have to record with? If the answer is none, not gonna happen. |
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| swingman |
| all i have is serato... i know its possible. my buddy has done it, he just hooked up his "record" to his "line in" opened garageband, slowed down the tempo and pressed record... me no such luck.. |
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| bigherm |
| quote: | Originally posted by swingman
all i have is serato... i know its possible. my buddy has done it, he just hooked up his "record" to his "line in" opened garageband, slowed down the tempo and pressed record... me no such luck.. |
think thats all you need to do. i just got a mcbook myself and my buddy said we can record sets through gargeband. suppose thats all he was talking about. run the record to line in on the macbook. |
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| palm |
| i think the line-input is by default low on a new mac. open up apple-button - preferences - sound - in and see. thats all i can help as i never tried garageband |
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| bigherm |
| well that is all you need to do. we recorded a set last nite on my macbook through garageband. we opened up creat a podcast. had a line in from the mixer. and hit record. all you got to do. dont worry about the levels cause you can edit all that in garageband. we adjusted levels after the recording. then one of the tabs up top lets you send it to itunes to be converted to cd or whatever. was so easy |
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| swingman |
| awesome, thanks for the help! |
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| MiguelD |
1. add new track
2. select real instrument
3. source line-in |
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| Dj.neelzo |
Hey peeps, pleasee help!...
ive connected my mixer, output B to the line input (next to the headphone jack on macbook) and opened up garage band (thru create new podcast). When i start recording it seems to be working just fine in garageband, as in i can see the wavelengths on the GB display. When i play it back on GB, its distorted and sounds awful!.. like theres alot of feedback noisse sorta.. HELP please, i really wanna record this mix?.... i decided to change the audio preferences and changed it to "use built in audio input" but this just made it worse, now theres no wave lengths on the GD display when i hit record?... and also, theres all these diff tabs that says "male voice", "jingles" etc..... whats all that? it seems to be recording on the "male voice" tab?
:conf: :conf: :conf: :crazy:
help is very much appreciated..... thanks |
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| bigherm |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dj.neelzo
Hey peeps, pleasee help!...
ive connected my mixer, output B to the line input (next to the headphone jack on macbook) and opened up garage band (thru create new podcast). When i start recording it seems to be working just fine in garageband, as in i can see the wavelengths on the GB display. When i play it back on GB, its distorted and sounds awful!.. like theres alot of feedback noisse sorta.. HELP please, i really wanna record this mix?.... i decided to change the audio preferences and changed it to "use built in audio input" but this just made it worse, now theres no wave lengths on the GD display when i hit record?... and also, theres all these diff tabs that says "male voice", "jingles" etc..... whats all that? it seems to be recording on the "male voice" tab?
:conf: :conf: :conf: :crazy:
help is very much appreciated..... thanks |
here is a different way
try- open new music project. connect rca to the BOOTH OUT on the mixer to the headphone jack. hit record on the bottom and off you go. |
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