Garageband - Revision history

Dmcgrego at 19:29, 30 April 2020

2020-04-30T19:29:34Z

Dmcgrego at 21:55, 30 January 2020

2020-01-30T21:55:10Z

Nsonsteb at 18:12, 17 March 2010

2010-03-17T18:12:03Z

Svogt: /* More Tutorials */

2010-03-16T01:39:01Z

‎More Tutorials

Svogt: /* More Tutorials */

2010-03-16T01:38:20Z

‎More Tutorials

Svogt at 01:37, 16 March 2010

2010-03-16T01:37:52Z

Svogt: /* Saving and Re-playing Podcasts */

2010-03-16T01:32:55Z

‎Saving and Re-playing Podcasts

Snieto at 21:18, 21 January 2008

2008-01-21T21:18:15Z

Jeremy: /* Example Garageband Podcast */

2008-01-17T15:42:33Z

‎Example Garageband Podcast

Sommera at 19:25, 8 June 2007

2007-06-08T19:25:12Z

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 ==Podcasts==
 [[Image:GaragebandPodcast1.png|thumb|The podcast creation interface]]
-The podcast creator is one of the easiest to use features of Garageband. Although the interface may look complicated, it is actually not very difficult to use to make simple recordings. The key is to realize that you do not have to use every option that is available in order to create a high quality sound recording. Options available include multiple audio tracks, personal sound recording, and the ability to import outside audio, pictures and video into the podcast. The podcasts can then be saved as AAC files, which is a compressed file type which works with [[iTunes]] on both [[Windows]] and [[Macintosh]] operating systems.
+The podcast creator is one of the easiest to use features of Garageband. Although the interface may look complicated, it is actually not very difficult to use to make simple recordings. The key is to realize that you do not have to use every option that is available in order to create a high quality sound recording. Options available include multiple audio tracks, personal sound recording, and the ability to import outside audio, pictures and video into the podcast. The podcasts can then be saved as AAC files, which is a compressed file type which works with [[iTunes]] on both [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[Macintosh]] operating systems.
 ===Voice Recording===

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 To post your recording to your [[iWeb]] web site, go to the '''Share''' menu and choose '''Send Song to iWeb'''. This will compress and convert your file and open it automatically as a new podcast on your iWeb page.
-==More Tutorials==
+==More Information==
 More Garageband support and tutorials can be found on the [http://www.apple.com/support/garageband Garageband Apple Support Pages]

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 ==More Tutorials==
-More Garageband support and tutorials can be found on the [http://www.apple.com/support/garageband | Garageband Apple Support Pages]
+More Garageband support and tutorials can be found on the [http://www.apple.com/support/garageband Garageband Apple Support Pages]
 [[Category:Software]]
 [[Category:Tutorials]]

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 ===Saving and Re-playing Podcasts===
 To save your file as an [[iTunes]] friendly AAC (.m4a file) podcast, go to the '''Share''' menu and choose '''Send Song to iTunes'''. This will compress and convert your file and open it automatically in iTunes. Once it is in iTunes you can get to the file itself through '''Finder''' by looking in the iTunes music folder.
 By choosing the "Save" from the file menu you will be saving the whole project as a .band file, which you can only open again in Garageband and tends to be too large for e-mail, and will quickly fill your �鶹��Ƶ Home directory quota. If this happens, you may delete the .band files on your own, or see a center assistant for help.

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 ===Example Garageband Podcast===
-Here is an example of a podcast created with Garageband, by [[Alison Sommer]] that contains a main track, background music and accompanying images:
+Here is an example of a podcast created with Garageband that contains a main track, background music and accompanying images:
 *[http://homepages.gac.edu/~sommera/podcasts/ChinaPodcast1.m4a China Podcast 1]

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 [[Image:Garageband2.png|thumb]]
-'''Garageband''' is an audio recording and editing program which is part of the [[iLife]] media editing suite. Garageband allows users to add their own vocal or instumental tracks, as well as mix tracks using the built in sound effects. The three main project types in Gargeband are '''music project''', '''podcasts''' and '''movie score'''.
+'''Garageband''' is an audio recording and editing program which is part of the [[iLife]] media editing suite. Garageband allows users to add their own vocal or instrumental tracks, as well as mix tracks using the built in sound effects. The three main project types in Garageband are '''music project''', '''podcasts''' and '''movie score'''.
 ==Podcasts==
 [[Image:GaragebandPodcast1.png|thumb|The podcast creation interface]]
-The podcast creator is one of the easiest to use features of Garageband. Although the interface may look complicated, it is actually not very difficult to use to make simple recordings. The key is to realize that you do not have to use every option that is available in order to create a high quality sound recording. Options available include multipul audio tracks, personal sound recording, and the ability to import outside audio, pictures and video into the podcast. The podcasts can then be saved as AAC files, which is a compressed file type which works with [[iTunes]] on both [[Windows]] and [[Macintosh]] operating systems.
+The podcast creator is one of the easiest to use features of Garageband. Although the interface may look complicated, it is actually not very difficult to use to make simple recordings. The key is to realize that you do not have to use every option that is available in order to create a high quality sound recording. Options available include multiple audio tracks, personal sound recording, and the ability to import outside audio, pictures and video into the podcast. The podcasts can then be saved as AAC files, which is a compressed file type which works with [[iTunes]] on both [[Windows]] and [[Macintosh]] operating systems.
 ===Voice Recording===
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 ===Importing Image Files===
-Much like importing exteral sound files, you may use either the '''Media Browser''' or drag and drop from '''Finder''' to add images to your Podcast project. Images may be added as one basic image for the whole episode, or as a slideshow of images to appear at different points during the audio playback.
+Much like importing external sound files, you may use either the '''Media Browser''' or drag and drop from '''Finder''' to add images to your Podcast project. Images may be added as one basic image for the whole episode, or as a slide-show of images to appear at different points during the audio playback.
 ===Saving and Re-playing Podcasts===
 To save your file as an [[iTunes]] friendly AAC (.m4a file) podcast, go to the '''Share''' menu and choose '''Send Song to iTunes'''. This will compress and convert your file and open it automatically in iTunes. Once it is in iTunes you can get to the file itself through '''Finder''' by looking in the iTunes music folder.
 To post your recording to your [[iWeb]] web site, go to the '''Share''' menu and choose '''Send Song to iWeb'''. This will compress and convert your file and open it automatically as a new podcast on your iWeb page.
 ===Example Garageband Podcast===