Very true! In fact I had kind of forgotten, but I did a similar video about this over a year ago using a piano! th-cam.com/video/jSUie3D1Q3M/w-d-xo.html
Hi Pete, great tutorial about reverse effects. I already knew this for FL and I wasn’t aware it’s also possible in GarageBand! You are becoming a legendary expert about GarageBand for iOS music production. Your track sounds very professional and although I use different pro music apps myself (including GarageBand) it’s incredible how far we come in technology these days. From million dollar studio to home studio with pc to laptop with headphones and now to iPad and iPhone! Awesome!!!!
Thanks Emiel. It is truly amazing what we can do with our iPhones these days. This video was also edited, rendered and uploading on my phone. It’s ridiculous! We live in the future. 😊👍
Pete Johns You’re welcome, Pete. Yes it’s definitely awesome in this paradigm we live where we can record and produce fully produced songs on a device that fits in the pocket!!! Also cool you made the video completely on the iPhone (including editing. Do you use LumaFusion? I bought it two months ago and it’s astonishing). We sure live in the future my friend! Besides making music, we are communicating without costs while each of us live in another part of the world. Who thought of this back in the 80’s and 90’s!?!
Right?! Yes, I do use and love LumaFusion. Great to be able to ours my screen recordings directly in to LF and then quickly combine with other video and audio. What I do on this channel wasn’t even close to being a thing in the 80s and 90s. The closest thing was the dude at the guitar shop who would show you cool tricks in your 4-track cassette recorder.
Thank you so much dude, I already knew a very few things because I was kind of teaching myself how to properly do some effects or get rid of some high frequencies that some guitars give you. Your videos on automatization and EQ are saving me and I am learning a lot, I’m planning on doing covers in my channels and thanks to you, I can improve past covers. Thank you so much! :)
Great that you put links to similar videos that might be helpful. I noticed on the link I watched that comping processed vocals together can lead to parts with double processing. Are you currently comping things like guitar and vocal and does that mean that you are usually recording in the clean mic setting?
Hey Tim. Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad the related video links are useful because I spend a bit of time making sure that there are some relevant videos that flow on form the current topic included. So with the vocal comping it depends on what I’m doing and what effect I’m going for. I’ll sometimes have a clean version of the vocal in there to work with it if I’m complying between two tracks I’ll just leave the same effects on them. The beauty part of recording in GarageBand is that the effects are not baked in to the track so you can easily manipulate and remove them afterwards if you need to.
Hmmmm..... check the plugin settings and the mater reverb and echo. There may just be reverb built in to the sound otherwise which may not be able to be removed. Perhaps ask over at the GarageBand Users Facebook group if you want some more support - studiolivetoday.com/gbu
Sa-weeeet maestro. You always leave me enthused. Now, something I did notice on this technique, is that it gives that lovely build-up of course, BUT that got almost entirely lost on one of my efforts, because of compression? You will be familiar Pete, with that unwanted side-effect (oh god, audiophile puns now), but for anyone who hasn’t tried and figured out what happens yet, here goes... so you copied Pete’s tips and got your sssSSSHHHH or whatever, at the start of a word or for me it’s that classic, the cymbal sound i was reversing, and you know it is all good. THEN you go and compress the master track - Pete of course shows how to drop down a master track of your mix elsewhere on this fanatasmaglorious channel - and as if by fun-destroying magic, the increase in volume, almost completely disappears. In short, the effect you worked so hard for, a ramping-up sound that happens to be achieved by the reverse technique Pete amply demonstrated, is negated by the fact that compression of course, is designed to do the EXACT OPPOSITE! I struggled to figure what was up on my finished song for ages, kept messing with the mix, re-mastering, making the ramp-up of volume much more accentuated using automation in the mix, then re-re-mastering, before the penny dropped. No matter how much I made the volume ramping-up accentuated or steeper in automation, my compression of the master track, patently would almost entirely work to UNDO that exact phenomenon, by making of course the LOW volume end of the ramp-up reverse cymbal sound in my song, be raised up asap to the PEAK volume or loudness, it ENDED UP AT! A classic case of the DAW doing what I ASKED it to do but not what I WANTED it to do. Now, as all good conversationalists do, I leave space for anybody else to jump in with a range of solutions to this compression anarchy suffered by our lovely, handcrafted reverse-play reverb effects. Ok actually, I only realised the crux of the issue, after releasing the song on iTunes - a feat not accomplished without large amounts of reliance on Pete’s channel and guidance - so maybe it’s not as much me being personable as my brain taking it’s own sweet time to turn the cogs and compute the symptoms. I mean, I guess you could somehow ‘omit’ the compression on the final master track mix, in the particular seconds of time the cymbal in my case, sounds? But, while that would work in my own song’s completely peculiar circumstances, it’s patently affecting all instruments etc at the short segment we obviate compression? My own song literally has the reverse cymbal sound, entirely on it’s own, in a hiatus right in the middle of it, but you don’t want people creating fake and artistically unwarranted or indeed naff, open spaces for a cymbal or one-word vocal solo (!) en masse. So, I am open to suggestions as to how to solve this irritating undoing of our efforts, in the general case. How did I get around it? As hinted earlier, I actually didn’t. What happened was, I began to take on board advice from all around that my newly-found best friend of iOS AUV3 compression (Korvpressor mainly, it’s pretty unique and easy interface grabs me), was in fact rather too liberally applied. It was like, BAM! full volume all the way, man that waveform was like the profile of a brand new bottle brush all the way along. /\/\/\/\/ yeah, kinda like that instead of /VvvvV\vv etc. So, when that was dialled down, the cymbal’s ramping-up became sufficient it was at least noticeable in the final mix/master of the song in question. Open to ideas for properly and/or surgically dealing with it. Thanks again to Pete for creating this ‘forum’ that cultivates the fledgling songwriters among us. I once was visiting a friend of my father’s house as a kid, and touched my fingers on the piano keys ‘DON’T’ he bellowed. Apparently, I was not to touch that unless I was already proficient. IKR?! The paradox that barrier presents to anyone possessing a degree of musical curiosity, ie how on earth you get good without touching the keys, will roll around in my head forever. Pete Johns, is like the opposite of that bloke.
Haha! What a great story and excellent comment. I mean, not great that your build-up is getting knocked down by compression. I’ll have to ponder on this one for a while and also keen to hear what others may have to offer on this one. Yes, I encourage my kids to “just do it” when it comes to learning music. If it means they don’t do their theory homework some weeks but have a blast experimenting, so be it!
Hi ! I really like your videos :) Can you tell me how to merge one track on my Mac instead of my Ipad ? I'm trying but I don't get the same results as you ! Thanks a lot :)
Hey there. I have shown the Achemy Synth before which is a good option for this. th-cam.com/video/VyEXnEvPt4k/w-d-xo.html Just experiment, especially with the “pad” options.
It can be a little more complicated on Mac because you need to export as a WAV file and import back in. Heck I’m with the folks over at the GarageBand Users Facebook group if you need help. studiolivetoday.com/gbu
Hey there. It is a slightly different process to render a track on Mac. Suggest you ask over at the GarageBand Users Facebook page. studiolivetoday.com/gbu.
@UC6BWO4JfxBFSSf41dtF8hqg can't seem to get merge to work on laptop GarageBand? just records over it silence? I cut word, added nice long reverb, have cycle mode on for the length I want of the reverb, went into GarageBand preference so merge is active, pressed record like it says on the how to manual. and nada? without bouncing the whole track for the length of the song, any ideas?
Hey there. Yes, unfortunately the Mac version doesn’t have this merge function. The only way is to solo and export as a WAV and then reimport, which is not exactly convenient!
I would imagine you would follow a pretty similar method, but I'm not a Mac person so not 100% sure. Perhaps jump over to the GarageBand Users Facebook group and ask over there? studiolivetoday.com/gbu
It is a little trickier as you don’t have the merge function but I believe it can be done. Hopefully one of the GarageBand Mac gurus can chime in. Otherwise I would ask about this over at the GarageBand Users Facebook or Reddit group.
Yes I believe so but the method would be slightly different. I’m not super experienced with GarageBand Mac but would be a good question for the GarageBand Users Facebook group. studiolivetoday.com/gbu
Lean more GarageBand editing tips here - th-cam.com/video/hmAIPmauvps/w-d-xo.html
This effect works really well on a big piano chord as well.
Very true! In fact I had kind of forgotten, but I did a similar video about this over a year ago using a piano!
th-cam.com/video/jSUie3D1Q3M/w-d-xo.html
Is that a Jojo’s reference
@@chesterpattenfield9005 ???
@@TopTier999 **roundabout plays**
Hi Pete, great tutorial about reverse effects. I already knew this for FL and I wasn’t aware it’s also possible in GarageBand! You are becoming a legendary expert about GarageBand for iOS music production. Your track sounds very professional and although I use different pro music apps myself (including GarageBand) it’s incredible how far we come in technology these days. From million dollar studio to home studio with pc to laptop with headphones and now to iPad and iPhone! Awesome!!!!
Thanks Emiel. It is truly amazing what we can do with our iPhones these days. This video was also edited, rendered and uploading on my phone. It’s ridiculous! We live in the future. 😊👍
Pete Johns You’re welcome, Pete. Yes it’s definitely awesome in this paradigm we live where we can record and produce fully produced songs on a device that fits in the pocket!!! Also cool you made the video completely on the iPhone (including editing. Do you use LumaFusion? I bought it two months ago and it’s astonishing). We sure live in the future my friend! Besides making music, we are communicating without costs while each of us live in another part of the world. Who thought of this back in the 80’s and 90’s!?!
Right?! Yes, I do use and love LumaFusion. Great to be able to ours my screen recordings directly in to LF and then quickly combine with other video and audio. What I do on this channel wasn’t even close to being a thing in the 80s and 90s. The closest thing was the dude at the guitar shop who would show you cool tricks in your 4-track cassette recorder.
Pete Johns I couldn’t agree more, Pete! It’s a great era to live in.
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You should always add normal reverb after the reverse reverb, to avoid the dead zone as soon as the reverb finishes and the dry voice is heard.
Nice tip!
Thank you I have been trying to learn how to do this for sooo long
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“See what that sounds like with the reverb.”
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REALLLLLLLLLLY HELPFUL
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@@PeteJohnsMusic yessir
This has always been one of my favorite effects. I use it on pianos the most
Yes. The big rising pianos is super cool. I showed this in a similar video actually. th-cam.com/video/jSUie3D1Q3M/w-d-xo.html
I absolutely love all your videos Pete. Very helpful !
Thanks so much my friend. Appreciate your support and kind words. 👍
Your channel is awesome! Keep them GarageBand Tutorials coming!!!
Cheers my friend. If folks keep watching them I’ll keep making them. Actually, I’d probably just keep making them anyway for fun. 😄
Thank you so much dude, I already knew a very few things because I was kind of teaching myself how to properly do some effects or get rid of some high frequencies that some guitars give you. Your videos on automatization and EQ are saving me and I am learning a lot, I’m planning on doing covers in my channels and thanks to you, I can improve past covers. Thank you so much! :)
Wonderful to hear my friend. Thanks so much for taking the time to let me know.
That merge tip is really useful!
It's super cool isn't is!?!?
Brilliant technique...gotta try my hand at using this one!
Thank you very much for this vid! This is exactly what I needed :)
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@@PeteJohnsMusic sure thing man! Once I finish the song I made using this vid I’ll send it to ya :)
Your videos awesome and you taught me how to mix I thank u a lot man thumbs up ⁉️💯
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You are going to help me a LOT
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Thanks so much for sharing! Excited to use this effect to intro the first song I’m creating ☺️
Awesome! Good luck with your song! Make sure you share it with me when it’s done! 👍
u taught me so much, so quickly. Appreciate the tip bruv!
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Planning on using this on my first rap track 😎 let’s see how it goes thank you so much!
Awesome! Make sure you send me a link once you're created your track. 🤘
Pete Johns will do I hope you like it!
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This is a really cool technique! Thanks Pete!✌🏻
Luke! Good to hear from you my friend. 👍
wow this is a cool one Pete. Let me try with some ofy vocals. Thanks for this !!!
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This is awesome peteee thank you so much I’ve been lookin for how to do this😃
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Very cool Pete ... thanks!
Cheers Bryan. Thanks for watching.
This was very helpful and it sounds so sick thanks a ton Pete.
Cheers George. It’s a very cool effect and really adds to that biome up.
Nice one Pete 👌
Cheers Johnny. 👍🙏🤘
Fantastic tip mate. Appreciate ya!
Cheers my friend. 🙏
Thanks Pete,! It is avery inspiring video!
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Thank you. So much mate I’ve always wanted to know how to do this great video
Very welcome my friend. It’s a very cool effect and can really make a track pop. 👍
Thanks Pete!!
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@@PeteJohnsMusic oh I’ve been subscribed kind sir. Been helping a lot with my production! Thanks again
Thank you so much !! 🔥
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THE GOAT! 🅿️ETE
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Dude I love your work!! Keep it up!!
Great that you put links to similar videos that might be helpful. I noticed on the link I watched that comping processed vocals together can lead to parts with double processing. Are you currently comping things like guitar and vocal and does that mean that you are usually recording in the clean mic setting?
Hey Tim. Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad the related video links are useful because I spend a bit of time making sure that there are some relevant videos that flow on form the current topic included.
So with the vocal comping it depends on what I’m doing and what effect I’m going for. I’ll sometimes have a clean version of the vocal in there to work with it if I’m complying between two tracks I’ll just leave the same effects on them. The beauty part of recording in GarageBand is that the effects are not baked in to the track so you can easily manipulate and remove them afterwards if you need to.
When I add FX to one section, how can I just making part of instruments be influenced, and make some instruments doesn’t under the effect of FX?
Hey there my friend. This video should show you a workaround to do this - th-cam.com/video/_lHeaBElMso/w-d-xo.html
Pete Johns thank you
Very welcome my friend.
this is is my guy right here
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U help me so much man! I love this effect
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@@PeteJohnsMusic I’ve been subbed bro!
Thank you two years later.
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Good content mate
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thx this helped alot fam.
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cool creative doings
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Dude! Me and a couple friends are doing a cover of “Possum Kingdom” and this is gonna work awesome!
I saw that on Facebook and looking forward to hearing what you out together. 🤘
Genius
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omg thank you soo much
Very welcome Andrew. 👍
Thank you so much it's really help
Thank you so much 💯
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Pete Johns I subscribed!
Is there a way to control how much reverse you want
Amount of reverb? Yes, check out this video. th-cam.com/video/noDT5pSuV64/w-d-xo.html
I have a question. I’m using the koto instrument, and the default sound has a good amount of reverb. How can I reduce this default reverb ?
Hmmmm..... check the plugin settings and the mater reverb and echo. There may just be reverb built in to the sound otherwise which may not be able to be removed. Perhaps ask over at the GarageBand Users Facebook group if you want some more support - studiolivetoday.com/gbu
you could do a tutorial in garageband for mac, i tried to do it but i can't find the way, please
Thanks my friend. I am exploring GarageBand ok Mac at the moment but still far from an expert.
Nice one.
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Sa-weeeet maestro. You always leave me enthused. Now, something I did notice on this technique, is that it gives that lovely build-up of course, BUT that got almost entirely lost on one of my efforts, because of compression? You will be familiar Pete, with that unwanted side-effect (oh god, audiophile puns now), but for anyone who hasn’t tried and figured out what happens yet, here goes... so you copied Pete’s tips and got your sssSSSHHHH or whatever, at the start of a word or for me it’s that classic, the cymbal sound i was reversing, and you know it is all good.
THEN you go and compress the master track - Pete of course shows how to drop down a master track of your mix elsewhere on this fanatasmaglorious channel - and as if by fun-destroying magic, the increase in volume, almost completely disappears. In short, the effect you worked so hard for, a ramping-up sound that happens to be achieved by the reverse technique Pete amply demonstrated, is negated by the fact that compression of course, is designed to do the EXACT OPPOSITE! I struggled to figure what was up on my finished song for ages, kept messing with the mix, re-mastering, making the ramp-up of volume much more accentuated using automation in the mix, then re-re-mastering, before the penny dropped.
No matter how much I made the volume ramping-up accentuated or steeper in automation, my compression of the master track, patently would almost entirely work to UNDO that exact phenomenon, by making of course the LOW volume end of the ramp-up reverse cymbal sound in my song, be raised up asap to the PEAK volume or loudness, it ENDED UP AT!
A classic case of the DAW doing what I ASKED it to do but not what I WANTED it to do. Now, as all good conversationalists do, I leave space for anybody else to jump in with a range of solutions to this compression anarchy suffered by our lovely, handcrafted reverse-play reverb effects. Ok actually, I only realised the crux of the issue, after releasing the song on iTunes - a feat not accomplished without large amounts of reliance on Pete’s channel and guidance - so maybe it’s not as much me being personable as my brain taking it’s own sweet time to turn the cogs and compute the symptoms.
I mean, I guess you could somehow ‘omit’ the compression on the final master track mix, in the particular seconds of time the cymbal in my case, sounds? But, while that would work in my own song’s completely peculiar circumstances, it’s patently affecting all instruments etc at the short segment we obviate compression? My own song literally has the reverse cymbal sound, entirely on it’s own, in a hiatus right in the middle of it, but you don’t want people creating fake and artistically unwarranted or indeed naff, open spaces for a cymbal or one-word vocal solo (!) en masse.
So, I am open to suggestions as to how to solve this irritating undoing of our efforts, in the general case. How did I get around it? As hinted earlier, I actually didn’t. What happened was, I began to take on board advice from all around that my newly-found best friend of iOS AUV3 compression (Korvpressor mainly, it’s pretty unique and easy interface grabs me), was in fact rather too liberally applied. It was like, BAM! full volume all the way, man that waveform was like the profile of a brand new bottle brush all the way along. /\/\/\/\/ yeah, kinda like that instead of /VvvvV\vv etc. So, when that was dialled down, the cymbal’s ramping-up became sufficient it was at least noticeable in the final mix/master of the song in question. Open to ideas for properly and/or surgically dealing with it.
Thanks again to Pete for creating this ‘forum’ that cultivates the fledgling songwriters among us. I once was visiting a friend of my father’s house as a kid, and touched my fingers on the piano keys ‘DON’T’ he bellowed. Apparently, I was not to touch that unless I was already proficient. IKR?! The paradox that barrier presents to anyone possessing a degree of musical curiosity, ie how on earth you get good without touching the keys, will roll around in my head forever. Pete Johns, is like the opposite of that bloke.
Haha! What a great story and excellent comment. I mean, not great that your build-up is getting knocked down by compression. I’ll have to ponder on this one for a while and also keen to hear what others may have to offer on this one.
Yes, I encourage my kids to “just do it” when it comes to learning music. If it means they don’t do their theory homework some weeks but have a blast experimenting, so be it!
This guy really just wrote an essay for a YT comment 😂😂😂
Hi ! I really like your videos :) Can you tell me how to merge one track on my Mac instead of my Ipad ? I'm trying but I don't get the same results as you ! Thanks a lot :)
Mac doesn’t have this functionality unfortunately. You would need to solo the track and export a mix as a wav file then bring it back in.
@@PeteJohnsMusic Perfect ! Thanks a lot !
Thanks for all of your hard work!… Xanadu
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Yes hope my first single will be out … hope it’s not too much longer… I had to learn everything we didn’t have this stuff in school
Thank You
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Wow you’re good bro. When I get rich I gonna make you my personal producer 😅
Haha!
@@PeteJohnsMusic I’m serious lol. You have some great production skills.
Can you make a tutorial about how to make a steaming like synth sound just like the beginning at Eminem’s cleaning out my closet?
Hey there. I have shown the Achemy Synth before which is a good option for this. th-cam.com/video/VyEXnEvPt4k/w-d-xo.html
Just experiment, especially with the “pad” options.
Pete! Can you talk about “Nika” app?
Is a supplest “Melodyne” for iOS
Hey there. Nika eh? I’ll take a look as not actually familiar with it. 👍
Thx!
Hey there. Having trouble finding it. Is it an iPad only app perhaps?
Hi!, in the description of this video, you can find the link for AppStore th-cam.com/video/qyfYA9IH74Y/w-d-xo.html
And... if you publish a video whit that idea you can put “melodyne for iOS” or something, that’s thing can have too much visits 😅
(Send me a 👋🏼)
Does this tip work for GarageBand on Mac? Can’t seem to find the merge button...
Nope. Alas there is no merge on GarageBand Mac. You would need to export and then import back in.
Is it possible to do the merge on the track in GarageBand on the MacBook?
Unfortunately not. You would need to solo, export and import a track. studiolivetoday.com/garageband
!etep looccool pete!
Haha! I was going to put the text in the thumbnail reversed but thought that would be WAY too confusing. 😄
whats the equivalent of merge on garageband mac and how do you do it
Alas there isn’t really one. You need to just export as a WAV and then import back in.
@@PeteJohnsMusic it doesn’t have that tail tho
I figured it out by myself and then found this vid a few days later lol
Haha! Noice
Pete Johns yeah wish I found this to begin with lol
Pete Johns the only difference is I set my reverb to cathedral where it was a super long tail
FUCKING LEGEND MY MAN!!!
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Can you do a video for mac too please?
Hey there. Unfortunately I don’t use a Mac right now, but the concept should be very similar. Perhaps there are videos about this on other channels?
@@PeteJohnsMusic yeah, I managed to do it with the help of your video. Thanks a lot!
Did you ever figure out how to do it on mac?
His eye is putting me off lol but great video
That’s a shame. It doesn’t matter what you look like as long as you’re a good pelican.
@@PeteJohnsMusic I’m sorry lol i didn’t mean it I thought it was a great video :)
any idea how i can do this on desktop garageband?
Hey there. It’s a similar process - you just need to export the file instead of merge as GarageBand desktop doesn’t have merge.
@@PeteJohnsMusic Oh alright! Thank you so much! What should i export it as?
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Cant find the merge botten on mac :(
Not a function on Mac I’m afraid.
how can this work on mac? i can’t figure it out :/
You don’t have the merge option so it might be a little tricker. Would probably involve needing to export and re-import.
Pete Johns can you do a tutorial for mac please
@@holographicspacefreak export & re import. Export song to iTunes, then just drag it back in.
Hiw about the macbook pro aswell?
You could use a very similar method on a Mac for sure. 👍
What about BandLab?
It’s good from what I hear from others but not something that I use.
everytime i try using automation my phone crashes please help
Bummer! Try closing all apps and turning off and back on your phone.
how do you do this on Mac ?
It can be a little more complicated on Mac because you need to export as a WAV file and import back in.
Heck I’m with the folks over at the GarageBand Users Facebook group if you need help. studiolivetoday.com/gbu
can I do this on my Mac air laptop garageband?
Yep - the same concept should work on a Mac or any other platform.
Pete Johns hi i can’t find how we do on my macbook pro for merge can you help me ?
Hey there. It is a slightly different process to render a track on Mac. Suggest you ask over at the GarageBand Users Facebook page. studiolivetoday.com/gbu.
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@UC6BWO4JfxBFSSf41dtF8hqg can't seem to get merge to work on laptop GarageBand? just records over it silence? I cut word, added nice long reverb, have cycle mode on for the length I want of the reverb, went into GarageBand preference so merge is active, pressed record like it says on the how to manual. and nada? without bouncing the whole track for the length of the song, any ideas?
Hey there. Yes, unfortunately the Mac version doesn’t have this merge function. The only way is to solo and export as a WAV and then reimport, which is not exactly convenient!
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But how do you do this on a Mac 😐
Pretty much the same process except you don’t have merge on Mac so you’d need to export the track and reimport as a WAV file.
You can’t do this on Mac 😕
Mac doesn’t have the merge function unfortunately. You can do it but it requires a lot more work to export and reimport WAV files.
merge doesnt seem to exist on the Mac version so here goes nothing
Yeah unfortunately it doesn’t.
Does anyone know how to do this on Mac??
I would imagine you would follow a pretty similar method, but I'm not a Mac person so not 100% sure. Perhaps jump over to the GarageBand Users Facebook group and ask over there? studiolivetoday.com/gbu
Anyone know how to do this on the version for laptop?
It is a little trickier as you don’t have the merge function but I believe it can be done. Hopefully one of the GarageBand Mac gurus can chime in. Otherwise I would ask about this over at the GarageBand Users Facebook or Reddit group.
Hey, did you ever find out about this? Been trying to figure it out for a while now!
can you do this on mac
Yes I believe so but the method would be slightly different. I’m not super experienced with GarageBand Mac but would be a good question for the GarageBand Users Facebook group. studiolivetoday.com/gbu
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That is Excellent. Thank you!
Very welcome David. It's a cool little trick. This one is pretty cool too - th-cam.com/video/UX-MZloapSY/w-d-xo.html
thank you so much 😍
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