Garage Band #2: Using Loops to make backing tracks (Home Recording Techniques RT-202)
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In this lesson we're going to be using GarageBand to create a backing track using Loops, both audio and midi, drums, bass piano and percussion.
If you want to check out music I make with my band We Came As Strangers, we have a new album coming out soon and you can pre-order at the store on our web site:
This is my first go at screen casting a software tutorial, and I know I've got a lot to learn... I'm sure following lessons will be better ;) Hope it still worked to inspire you to explore GB a bit.
Taught by Justin Sandercoe.
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