In this Apple GarageBand tutorial for the Mac, I take you through the steps of showing you how to setup GarageBand, record your audio vocals, edit the audio/voice/vocal files, and then export to an MP3 file format.
The second part of the tutorial I show you how to record an audio podcast using GarageBand. Adding intro music, recording your voice, and then adding outro music.
Outro Music by: HIKOSAEMON
Link: https://soundcloud.com/hikosaemon/
License: Creative Commons
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This was perfect, thanks so much for a great tutorial!!!!
good lesson
Hey Eric, that was great mate! Clear and concise. Cant ask for more than that. Cheers
Thank you for explaining the buttons/menu options to click to make things happen! Most tutorials miss that so you end up still not knowing how to edit your track.
Excellent video. Thank you so much. How do we add loops or music that is part of Garageband into a project?
You’re the man! Thanks!
Thank you for the tutorial it was great. I have a problem with trying to save my vocal only. I mute the backing track and turn the volume to zero, however it is still bleeding onto my vocal track very slightly in the background. I am a singer and trying to send an MP3 to someone, only to be told continuously that he can hear the music in the background. I am just a beginner with all of this and only know the basics. Can anyone help me please.
Great tutorial! I did record my first audio like shown in the video. But now I have a question regarding the size of the MP3. How do I reduce the audio file size?
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dude this was great thanks. You’re channel looks great, I encourage you to keep uploading and keep your content consistent because you’re going to really explode in terms of engagement soon! Thanks for the content and good look bro!
I would have liked to hear your finished file
Very well presented. Kudos.
Awesome, I was getting very frustrated until I found this video. Thank you for the quick and thorough demonstration!
10s very nice
This was very helpful. You presented this so well, it helped me release my fear of editing my audios! Well done. Thanks so much.
good video
Definitely one of the best tutorials on YouTube. Clear voice, great timing and informative. Thank you!
Very helpful and clear instructions. Thank you.
It would have been nice for you to play the finished file!!! But still well presented.
When I was watching this tutorial I noticed that when Eric was looking for the cough he just moved the track head over the spot and it could be heard. How do you do that? I tried it and…nothing. Thanks.
Thanks Eric. Very useful for a rookie like me! Can you tell me a quick way to get the playhead back to the beginning? Right now, the only way I can work it out is hold & drag to the left – which of course is a bit slow if it’s a long recording.
Very helpful video, Eric. However, I have a newer version of Garageband (’11, 6.0.5) and can’t tell how to “Show/Hide Automation.” At least, the version you use on the video has a different setup. Any ideas?
That was EXCELLENT. Thank you for explaining it so clearly. I was wondering if after you edit the intro and outro just how you like it and you expect to use them the same way each podcast, can I save them within GarageBand and pull them into each new podcast? I’ve saved to my desktop, but it would be easier to have them in GarageBand to use them as needed–like in iMovie you can save to “Media.”
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This really helped me out!! it was so detailed and clear im subscribing
How do you add in a instrumental that’s already made?
great deal bro. Your a big help…..
I have to thank you for this wonderfully clear, step by step tutorial. I spent a lot of (frustrating) time looking for someone who would guide me through the basics of GB and was thrilled to find you! Am very happy you have at tutorial on iMovie as well. Looking to get comfortable with this software so I can begin to enjoy it. Thanks again.
Thank you so much…very very helpful!
is garage supports for mac mini for 4Gb ram
Hey Eric, excellent tutorial. It’s the first time I’ve looked at GB and you make it seem nice n easy to use. Thanks Nick