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Aperture 2 and GarageBand check out the Mac integration and have fun with the Podcast… assemble your Soundtracks in GarageBand...
Create YOUR own
Music and SOUNDTRACKS in advance for your
Slide Presentations & have fun doing it...
Whenever
I get the chance I open GarageBand and create my own
music tracks they come in very handy when putting
together slide shows or presentations later.
I have included a small soundtrack PODCAST below
which was created using GarageBand only .
I usually do this late at night or early in the
morning; I can concentrate and don’t get disturbed by
phone calls and other noise.
The integration on the Mac makes all of this very
straightforward and you don’t have to be a musician,
as long you have a good feel for music and a little
patience.
I love creating soundtracks in GarageBand with thousands of
loops to choose from plus the option to purchase a
variety of Jam Packs. A word of caution, the
Jam Packs do take
up some hard drive space.
Creativity is un-limited, it is all up to you, use
the existing Jingles and sound tracks or create an
entire music track from scratch, there are so many
possibilities.
Experiment with GarageBand, you soon find out
its enormous capabilities, besides it is a lot of
fun.
As mention above Aperture 2 is at your
fingertips and of course you have access via the
Media Browser to
iPhoto, iTunes &
iMovie as well. I have a whole collection of
sound tracks tucked away in my iTunes Library just
for the occasion when I need to put together a
presentation in a hurry, creating your own sound is
not only fun but you have something you made and this
will set you apart from all the others.
GarageBand - Podcast
setting with the Media
Browser open at the right,
just drag your images into the main window upper
track.
Drag your images direct
from the Media Browser, you have also access to your
iMovie, choose a Jingle small red square this will
open all the Jingles, now you can choose which one
you like, right large
red square. Drag any one of them you like on
the time line and have fun...
the soundtrack below was
created using Garageband only .
Podcast