Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to discover slow guitar riffs try Lomonting Slow Music Mentor (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my colleague got amazing results with it.
I have multiple audio clips on a project, but I only want to slow down one track and keep the rest at their original tempo, how do I do that without slowing the other tracks down? plz help
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Thanks Remi. Note: watch the last part carefully because this is what the newer versions of this GarageBand function look like and mine is blue instead of orange. Older ones have the more obvious drop down slider to adjust speed.
Nice way of learning the notes of a guitar solo, right? But i was wondering, if you want to learn the notes to a guitar solo, and you've slowed down the track, is there a way to get the actual note signature? Use your ear, or a tuner, is there software? I would really like to learn one or two song of the guitar but I'm just not skilled enough to listen and work them out. Need help with it.
Hi, and thanks for this video. In past I have done exactly like you show to slow down a track, however, recently, only on some tracks, when I lower the tempo GarageBand won't stretch out the sounds. The track do run slower, but in a piecemeal fashion. Have you any idea what the difference is?
Pitch changing is a separate process. You can go to the editor window for the track, find ‘Plugins’ -> Pitch -> Pitch Shifter and from there you can change the pitch of your track
Liam Santiago are you using the most updated version? If you can’t find it this way, perhaps go to the help tab in the top ribbon and search. Good luck!
@@sheldonlobo4722 it’s certainly a tricky one. There are a few plug-ins you can try: 1) EQ - if the white noise is at a particular frequency, try isolating it in the EQ and then dropping that frequency very low. 2) Filter - again, it’s about isolating the frequency and then dropping it. Good luck!
