How To Use Garageband (macOS) The Complete Guide

Name: How To Use Garageband (macOS) The Complete Guide
Price: 64.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (431 reviews)

Everything you need to know for a massive head start in music production.

(431 ratings)

1,708 students

Created by Nat Pike

Last updated 5/2020

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What you'll learn

Music production in GarageBand for macOS
How to record bass, electric guitar, vocals and keyboard into Garageband
How to create a music track from start to finish
How to master your music track and export at commercial quality and loudness for upload to digital streaming services

Requirements

Own or have access to a Mac computer
Have an interest in music creation

Description

This course is perfect for anyone who wants to get into music production but doesn't know where to start. It will also be of great help to current macOS Garagaband users wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge or to discover the full potential of what can be achieved with the software.

If you feel there is music in you that needs to be expressed, Garagband is the perfect tool to make your dream a reality. Learn everything you need to know to head a massive head start in one of the most exciting and ever changing fields that is digital music production.

Who this course is for:

Beginner music creators wanting to learn how to use Garageband
Current Garageband users wanting to get the most out of the software.
Intermediate music producers looking to create professional sounding music tracks.

Featured review

Kelly C.

14 courses

3 reviews

5 years ago

I have really learned so many tips and tricks that I was unaware of before. I have really up-skilled. I knew how to lay down a basic track before, but now I feel I can make infinitely more professional sounding tracks. Thank you, this has been an incredibly valuable course for me!

Nat Pike

Recording Studio Engineer and Electronic Music Producer

4.6 Instructor Rating
510 Reviews
2,045 Students
3 Courses

Nat Pike is a certified sound production trainer and holds a Bachelors degree in Music (Sonic Arts). He has enjoyed working professionally as an electronic music producer and recording studio engineer for the past 15 years.

Nat's musical productions have been used in many films, television shows and radio commercials with clients such as the Discovery Channel, Channel 7 (Aust.) and Haiku Games. He also has a number of instrumental electronic music tracks signed to the UK record label Future Pop a subsidiary of Sony BMG.

Nat is currently an in house engineer at Salt Studios, Melbourne - Australia and teaches sound production and music business at The College of Sound and Music Production (COSAMP).