Apple updates iMovie and GarageBand iOS apps with new features
Apple has updated both iMovie and GarageBand for iOS, bringing new features to both ahead of the iPhone 12’s launch.
Apple has updated both iMovie and GarageBand for iOS, bringing new features to both ahead of the iPhone 12’s launch.
If you want to add a unique sound to your song, try playing a region backwards. This tutorial shows you how easy it is to reverse a track in GarageBand.
If you want to add some pizzazz like another song, sample, or audio file, this tutorial shows you how to import audio into GarageBand.
If you want to know how to share a GarageBand song, you’ve come to the right place. Here, we walk you through different ways to share it on Mac and iOS.
You can use the onscreen keyboard in GarageBand to make music on all of your devices. Here’s how to show and adjust the keyboard in GarageBand.
GarageBand now supports dark mode and external drives, thanks to its latest update.
If you’d like to fine-tune your musical creations in GarageBand, you might want to use the notes view. Here’s how to show, add, and edit notes.
When you’re creating a song in GarageBand, knowing how to change the volume of its pieces is essential. Here’s how to adjust track volume in GarageBand.
Not every song has the same tempo, as you know. So if you’re creating music on Mac or iOS, here’s how to change the tempo in GarageBand.
You can easily add effects to the start or end of your song in GarageBand. Here’s how to create a fade out in GarageBand along with fade in on Mac.
Getting used to the basics of GarageBand is a key component for your musical creation. Learn about the foundations here, which are GarageBand regions.
To make sure that a track isn’t accidentally changed or deleted, lock it. This tutorial shows you how to lock and unlock tracks in GarageBand on Mac.