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Great to hear from you. Yeah this method will give you the most control over the audio levels and overall quality. Have Fun! Best wishes with the channel!

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Yeah you area right about that. Already the new M1 iMac has a vastly superior microphone. Not as good as the Sure SMB yet but you never know. One day!

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You're most welcome. Glad you found the video helpful! Yes you can do that by going to the Track view mode where you can see your audio waveform appear on the timeline. Tap on the loop library button which is on the top right corner of the screen next to the settings icon and then navigate to your music track. If you have it in your Apple music library tap on the Music tab(keep in mind if it is a commercial track sometimes you can't import it due to copyright protection in the app) If you have an mp3 file you can share it to your device and store it in files and then pick up the track from the Files menu. There is a fair bit more to explain so as you say a follow up video would be good and aI'll see if I can get one out in the near future. In the meantime I hope these quick tips can be of assistance.

Thank you! I have paid for the music and have it saved so I’ll give it a go 👌🏻

@@elizaeasterman1238 Great. Hope it works. I have quite a few albums that I also purchased using the old iTunes in my Music app. I would say around 30% of them allow me to drag and drop onto the timeline but the rest are greyed out as they must be registered with Apple's copyright protection system.

You can add a sound track as a new layer in Garage Band. I haven't created a tutorial on it but might look into it at some stage.

@@Touchtechnologyreview I could record extra vocals with a already recorded track? Stack vocals on an already recorded song? I love the video I never knew this stuff existed LOL

And “ass well” is about as well as I’ll be at it for awhile.

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Great, glad you found the video useful! Yes certainly you can bring it into any video editor and sync with your audio.

Yes you could do that by adjusting the EQ and gain up. You should be able to hear it in real time.

Best thing is to place the sections on different tracks so you adjust the volume independently of one another and try to balance them out. to avoid recording over again use a different track.

Yes - Thank you. If I make a bunch of mistakes in a paragraph or section, I can just use a different track to get it right; then scissor out the mistakes and copy and paste to the original track - Thank you for a great “GarageBand for Dummies” moment!!!

Yeah that's right emails can only send around 8Mb to 10Mb in file size. Best way is to use an cloud based hard drive such as Google Drive which is free with your Google Account, MS One Drive or DropBox. If you install the apps of these drives you get an icon in your share pane so its really easy to send.

Yes that can be a problem. The sampled loops that you use often come from sample libraries that Apple have licensed. So in reality they are royalty free if you like and you should be able to use them on any personal or commercial project without issue. The problem is with the DRM (Digital Rights Management) System that KZfaq Use. They allow music publishers to register any song on their catalogue into the Database and when your content gets a match with that you get a copyright notice. Now sometimes those artists used the same royalty free sample as you used from Garage Band so it's not a valid match. The AI Thinks you might be using the actual song from that artist as it came up as a match. So in this instance all you have to do is contest it in your creator studio where the copyright message came up. Click on the contest copyright check box and fill in the details explaining that it is your original song using Garage Band and it is possible that the Copyright violation will be removed. If in the worst case you don't get a result, you are still fine to use the video but any monetization goes to the music artist.

@@Touchtechnologyreview Thank you for taking the trouble to reply to me at length, I really appreciate it. I think in future I shall steer clear of the loop sounds. i presume therefore, from your reply,, if I were to simply use the instruments as some kind of backing track there should be no problem Thanks very much

It can be hard to automate this. You can use a gate which you get on more advanced editing software but sometimes it fails to cut them out completely. So often you have to manually adjust the volume using keyframes. Logic Pro has more of these features.

@@Touchtechnologyreview Thank you for the input!

I created a video on how to use Garage Band to make your own custom ring tone and in that I do give some more information on how to add and an instrument and start making music. It's not a full tutorial on composing music but possibly a good start. You can see that video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp19ibpjqsrFoHk.html . By the way, thanks for watching my content and subbing!

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I don't think you can as soon as you connect the bluetooth audio it kind of hijacks the audio ports so you can't use another device at the same time. At least to my knowledge.

I am not sure as I haven't used with a broadcast app. Perhaps iMovie effects are only applied on the channel track and not the output until it is exported and saved?

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Seems like there is some kind of connection issue if you only have audio one one side. It should pan the audio left and right. Check the recording itself and see if it is recording and playing back left and right. Then check headphone connection. If the recording itself is panning left or right, it could be a dial on the Behringer or it could be the cable?

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Yes a microphone will make a big difference. Not only the quality of the microphone compared to using an internal computer or phone mic but also the proximity effect. When you have a microphone up close at around 10cm away you get clear signal with minimal room noise and better clarity overall.

@@Touchtechnologyreview such a nice clarification man, thank you

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Thanks so much. Glad you found the video helpful! This is about 12-14 hours of work including the shooting of the video recording of screens and then editing to complete the final edit.

@@Touchtechnologyreview Figured it had to be at least that. Excellent work.

​@@speedrunfantasychess Yeah its amazing how much time it takes. Vlog style videos are much easier but when you combine multiple elements the edits can take up a fair bit of time.

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Tap on the tiny plus button on the right hand side of the timeline. Increase the song sections from 8 Bars to 16 or more. This will give you more space to add audio tracks.

Thanks so much. yeah I guess you could layer up tracks and mix them by using the fade feature. Probably other apps better for DJ mixing though.

@@Touchtechnologyreview hello I don’t mean can this app mix for me, i meant could I record a continuous mix ( 1 hour long ) and then save it/export it ?

@@outsidemayor2098 Yes sure. Should be able to do that without any issue.

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Hi there, what you are describing sounds like the noise gate is set too high. In the controls window adjust the noise slider down or try turning it off. See if this makes a difference.

Did I mention that I'm using my iPhone. Where is the noise slider?@@Touchtechnologyreview

Thank you for your help. It seems it was the noise gate. I turned it off. However, recording in a non-studio environment makes the noise gate important. Is the input slider to the left of the screen the slider you are speaking of? What would be the negative effects of pulling this down? Would it decrease the range of my recording?@@Touchtechnologyreview

There is no pause button as such, so you would just stop the recording using the stop button. Then when you are ready to record again move the playhead marker to just after the position that you stopped the recording and hit record again.

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@@Touchtechnologyreview Thank you, this was my question, too. I'm used to the GB on my laptop, where I don't have to move any cursor if I stop recording.

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Yeah this can be a problem. You can get usb mics that have a 3.5 out to monitor audio and use them with a lighting to USB adapter. Otherwise if you are using a mic with a 3.5 input try something like the Rode SC6 which has 2 mic ins and a headphone output

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There are a couple of ways to do this. Some mics have a 3.5 output for headphones so you can monitor the audio. The other option to consider if you want to use and existing microphone is something like the Belkin Audio + Charge Rockstar 3.5mm. It has a lighting pass through with a 3.5 headphone jack. So if you plug a mic with lighting cable into the adapter you can use headphones to monitor. It all depends on which mic you use though.

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Thanks for your feedback. I wouldn't say its clipping. What speakers or headphones are you listening on? I just listened back and If anything a couple of slight moments where it peaks in the mid section when i got in close to the microphone doing the hands on demo section. I checked the stats for nerds on this video upload and it is at 1.6Db. Really it would have been better to have dialled it down to -1db in the video editor. That could have avoided this problem in the louder sections. a little loud at times. Yes. clipping No. I think overall this audio sounds great and the features demonstrated can be taken seriously. If anyone else cares to contribute. Happy to receive your feedback. IDK I could be missing something here.

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