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I’ve launched a new series of Getting Started videos to support anyone who wants to record their music but may not even know where to begin. Start with what you have before investing more time & money; you can scale your efforts as your musical goals change & budget allows.
I've written an interactive eBook to introduce the basic steps you'll need to complete if you really want to finish your new song, record it, and have it released to your audience.Best thing is, IT'S FREE! No gimmicks. It's simply my gift to you for being a music-maker.
I've posted a short video showing how you can quickly get your phone or tablet set up for recording your voice and instruments onto individual tracks that can then be easily shared and downloaded across multiple platforms. Get started making more music, more often!
While many people already know how to save their finished song as a single stereo file to iTunes, fewer may be familiar with the process of properly exporting multi-track files from iOS GarageBand to collaborate with other musicians, producers, and mix engineers.
While workflows will vary from project to project and personal preferences always play a role, there are some items that are simply required. I've separated these from the "nice to have" items but often times it's several small things that will add up to either keep the project moving forward or to rob it of your time, money, and objectivity.
When inspiration strikes, you need to be able to easily capture your ideas with whatever device you have with you. For more and more people, this is becoming an Android phone.
This video shows how to export individual multitrack files from iOS GarageBand and includes steps for converting MIDI tracks to audio.