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Fix timing issues with Flex Time and Groove Matching - GarageBand Tutorial
From the course: GarageBand for Mac Essential Training
Fix timing issues with Flex Time and Groove Matching
- [Instructor] Earlier in the chapter on working with softer instruments. We saw that one of the advantages of working with software instruments. Is that you can easily fix timing issues by either manually or automatically moving notes that you might've played ahead or behind the beat. This process is called quantizing and because softer instrument recordings are simply Mitty data. It's easy to just rewrite that data when we need to. But when working with real instruments you're often locked into what you recorded. We've seen that at least in the case of using the built-in guitar or bass amps you can still change the sound of the instrument pretty easily, but you wouldn't think that it would be very easy to change the timing of a recorded instrument. But if you have a recording in which you came in late or jumped the gun a little bit but otherwise you're happy with the recording. There are in fact, a couple of things you…
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Get real sounds into your Mac5m 43s
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Set input levels4m 40s
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Record a real instrument track8m 4s
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Record and composite multiple takes6m 21s
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Enable simultaneous multitrack recording4m 32s
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Customize guitar and bass sounds9m 45s
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Fix timing issues with Flex Time and Groove Matching8m 55s
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