Learning Music With Garageband On Ipad RICHMOND FLOYD

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Who Uses GarageBand for iOS?
Jam Session Tips
Resources Accompanying This Book
Projecting with Apple TV
More About Sound
Other Methods for Projecting Wirelessly from Your iOS Device
Viewing Your Mac Screen on Your iOS Device
Introduction: GarageBand for iOS Devices
Why iOS?
GarageBand for iOS and Mac
Chapter 11: iPad Jam Sessions
Starting a Jam Session
Joining a Jam Session
Specific MIDI Editing Techniques
Notation
Chapter 6: Editing MIDI
Splitting a Digital Audio or MIDI Track
Joining a MIDI Track
Looping a Digital Audio or MIDI Track
Dynamic "Automations" in GarageBand for iOS
Automations During and After Recording MIDI
Chapter 17: Other Things You Can Do with Your iPad
Utilities
Editing Multiple Notes
Quantizing Notes
Production
Virtual and Electronic Instruments
Instructional Software
Multimedia
Built-In Software
Chapter 7: GarageBand Guitar Effects
Events
Just for Fun
Chapter 10: External Devices
MIDI Devices
Performance and Activity Suggestions
Audio Interfaces
Playing Live Guitar Using GarageBand Effects
Apple Software
Loading a Song into an iPad
Other File-Sharing Options
Recording a New Sample
Inter-Application Instruments
Chapter 2: Quickstart 2-Creating a Song Using Only Loops
A Few Additional Notes
Editing Sections
Syncing an iOS Device and a Computer
Facilitating Effective Use of GarageBand for iOS
Installing Apps on iOS Devices
Capturing Screens in iOS
Applying GarageBand Effects to Recorded Guitar Tracks
GarageBand Effects Boxes
Chapter 8: Transferring Files to and from Your Mac and iOS Device
Chapter 18: Unofficial File Transfer Options
Sending a GarageBand for Mac File to GarageBand for iOS
Chapter 19: Accounts You May Need
Duplicating a Song
Controlling Your Mac Using Your iOS Device
Working with GarageBand Loops
Printing from an iOS Device
Chapter 1: Quickstart 1-Playing a Demo Song, Recording a Vocal Background Track, and Replacing the Lead Vocals
The GarageBand Song List
GarageBand Track
Summary
Chapter 9: iPad Performing Ensembles
Using GarageBand's Jam Sessions Feature
Advanced Arrangements
What Does GarageBand Do?
What's So Great About GarageBand?
System Specs
Installing GarageBand
Sharing a Jam Session
Chapter 12: Things Teachers and Group Leaders Need to Know
Projecting the iOS Device Screen
About Sound
Amplification for GarageBand Ensembles
Mixing Board and Amplification
Dedicated Devices for Rehearsing or Performing
Songs for Performance
Transferring Files from Mac to iOS
iCloud
AirDrop
Appendix B: Apple Help for GarageBand and Other iPad Apps
1980s
Transferring Files from iOS to Mac
Appendix A: Features of GarageBand for Mac and GarageBand for iOS
2000s
Cultures
1990s
Chapter 5: Other GarageBand Operations
The Settings Menu
Copy and Paste
Edit Track Properties
Inter-Application Effects
Chapter 15: Audiobus
Why Audiobus?
Using Audiobus
Music by the Decades
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
Automatic Fade-Outs
Chapter 16: Automations
Chapter 3: Quickstart 3-Playing and Recording GarageBand's Instruments
Chapter 4: Using the GarageBand Sampler
Using the Sampler
Playing an Existing Sample
Creating PDF files from an iOS Device
Chapter 13: Additional GarageBand Activities for the Classroom
Apple Tutorials
Chapter 14: Inter-Application Communications

Description :

This essential guide to GarageBand on iPad and iOS devices is your foundation for learning music production in the classroom. Written by Dr. Floyd Richmond, noted iPad music expert and the president of TI:ME (Technology Institute for Music Educators), Learning Music with GarageBand on the iPad provides instant insight and wisdom through Dr. Richmond's many years of experience. With this book, students will be able to create music on a higher level than ever before regardless of the depth of their previous musical training. Includes over 40 GarageBand song files.

Recording
* Record digital audio
* Record MIDI and virtual instruments
* Record wherever your iOS device goes

Performing with Smart Instruments
* Perform in numerous styles for each instrument (keys, guitar, bass, percussion)
* Perform with authentic musical gestures (keyboard arpeggiator, string articulations)
* Perform chords of your choosing

Teaching and Learning
* Create iPad ensembles
* Perform solos with included accompaniments
* Create loop-based compositions