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Apr 27, 2016 A little introduction i created on Garageband on the IPhone 5 (yes the screen is tiny soo it was quite difficult to create this haha). Created on Garageband (IPhone 5) Synth-Pop, Synthwave. Dreamy Trap Type Synth - 150 BPM by TheUnProWizard has received 5 comments since it was uploaded. If you have used this loop leave some feedback or say thanks and post a link to the track you made. Apart from being the right thing to do it also encourages artists to upload more loops. Dreamy melody by djkhaledsson has received 5 comments since it was uploaded. If you have used this loop leave some feedback or say thanks and post a link to the track you made. Apart from being the right thing to do it also encourages artists to upload more loops.
- Jan 10, 2018 In GarageBand for iOS 2.3, use the Sound Library to download additional free sound packs to use in your songs. Sound packs contain individual or combinations of Touch Instruments, Apple Loops, Live Loops templates, and guitar and instrument presets.
- Click on the download buttons above to choose the style of Garageband keyboard loops that you need. All of our Garageband keyboard samples include a commercial usage license for our paid members. Each file that we offer is in Apple Loop format which has been specially formatted to work with Garageband.
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- Without the synth we would never have reached the current epoch of modern music that we all know and love (you do right?). The modern miracle of the synth can now be yours with these free Garageband Synth Loops. From 'Electric Lead Lines' It's time to load up some 'Euro' style trance riffs and get Garageband shaking the walls.
Apple’s GarageBand contains scores of great software instruments and hundreds of audio loops. What it doesn’t have is a sampler—a way for you to create your own instruments from audio files. Since GarageBand lets you use Audio Unit instruments, you can make use of samplers like Native Instruments Kontakt from within GarageBand. But, there’s an easy way to make a simple sampled instrument without resorting to a third-party tool.
A perfect application for this is to create a “sound effect” instrument. This is an instrument where each key contains a related sound effect. For example, you might create an instrument comprised of different types of footsteps or doorbell rings. Now, when you are adding sound effects to a movie, you can play and record keys on your keyboard rather than having to drag audio files into your song.
Creating the Sampled Instrument
To start with, you need to create a software instrument track. Change it from the default “Grand Piano” sound to “Radio Sounds” under the “Sound Effects” category. Then, bring up the musical typing keyboard from the Window menu (or use the shortcut Shift-Command-K).
You’ll notice that the musical keyboard looks a little different than it does with most instruments. There are tiny speaker icons on the white and black keys. And, there is a “Details” section below the keyboard. You can click the triangle next to the word “Details” to reveal a list of the sounds mapped to each key.
Now for the fun part. Take any audio file from your disk (WAV, AIFF, MP3, and M4a files all work) and drag it over one of the white or black keys. The cursor will turn into a plus sign. When you let go of the mouse, the new audio file will now be assigned to that letter.
In the picture below, I am dragging the audio file “DoorBellRing1980s.wav” to the “A” key—a C note on the musical typing keyboard:
That’s it! Press the letter on your keyboard or the associated key on your MIDI keyboard and you will hear your audio file played back. Assign other audio to other letters on your keyboard. You can even use the “Z” and “X” keys to move up and down the musical keyboard and assign new sounds to each group of 18 keys. In fact, you can assign a different audio file to every note from C-2 to F8!
Unfortunately, you can only drag one audio file out at a time, so it’s tedious work. But, when you’re done, you will have a new instrument that works like any other software instrument in GarageBand. You can record a part and play it back on a software instrument track. You can use the “Save Instrument” button to save your new instrument and use it in other songs.
You can use this technique for more than “sound effect” instruments. For example, you could record some sounds of your own (guitar chords, percussion hits, hand claps, mouth noises) and use those sounds to build a custom instrument. Just record the sounds in GarageBand, create a new Sound Effects software instrument as outlined above, and drag the audio files from the timeline to the musical typing window for the Sound Effects instrument.
Clearly, this technique is not the one to use for that thousand sample grand piano you want to create. There’s no velocity sensitivity (you can’t play back different sounds based on how hard you press a key) and there’s nothing like scripting, round robin, or other features you find in a real sampler like Kontakt. But, for a sound effect instrument or even a simple musical instrument, this technique works perfectly.
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