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My GarageBand stuff (Original Post) Whisp Dec 2011 OP
Nice work, Whisp! Shankapotomus Feb 2012 #1
thanks, Shankapotomus Whisp Feb 2012 #2
I may have something to share someday Shankapotomus Feb 2012 #3
made this one today Whisp Mar 2012 #4
I really like the 2nd one you posted. Nice job kysrsoze Apr 2012 #5
thanks, Kysrsoze. Whisp Apr 2012 #6
good sound fellow23 Apr 2012 #7
one more. Whisp May 2012 #8
kicking for other Garage Banders. n/t Whisp Dec 2013 #9

Shankapotomus

(4,840 posts)
1. Nice work, Whisp!
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 08:38 AM
Feb 2012

Always good to see what people are doing with GB. I wish people would post more music made in GB. Have you been able to use or try Logic Pro yet? I hear it's like GB but with much more capabilities. That's my next software purchase.

 

Whisp

(24,096 posts)
2. thanks, Shankapotomus
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 01:38 PM
Feb 2012

I guess the sound is more like jazz house than trancey or whatever I said in OP.

Good luck with Logic Pro -
I'm not ready to spend any real money on this yet. Maybe some day but the freebee stuff is enough to keep me happy for now.

You have anything you can post here or I could have missed it.

Shankapotomus

(4,840 posts)
3. I may have something to share someday
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 04:25 PM
Feb 2012

and will be sure to post it here when I do. But that may be awhile from now.

GB is an amazing application in its own right and I can see anyone being happy with its capabilities. I think anything in GB can be tweaked to sound professional if one has the patience to master it.

kysrsoze

(6,213 posts)
5. I really like the 2nd one you posted. Nice job
Fri Apr 6, 2012, 03:55 PM
Apr 2012

I bought GB for the iPad, and it's excellent - SO much easier to use than traditional sequencers. It's actually fun. I was messing around with a song on an airplane flight to kill time. Still need to clean it up, but I think is sounds OK. Funny, I actually imagine myself making an album with it.

Tack on the fact that I can use it for a portable geetar amp, and a good one at that, and it's probably the best 5 bucks (well, plus the $600 for the iPad, to be fair) I ever spent.

Keep it up.

 

Whisp

(24,096 posts)
6. thanks, Kysrsoze.
Sat Apr 7, 2012, 12:39 AM
Apr 2012

I have soooo much fun with this. will you post that airplane song here, I hope?

 

Whisp

(24,096 posts)
8. one more.
Tue May 29, 2012, 01:31 PM
May 2012


I made an album of these songs as a gift to my daughter. The puppy is actually hers but we are taking care of him as she now lives in a place with a no pets rule. So I named all the songs goofy names related to the many goofy names we call the little guy. Fuzzbollah is one, Goomba, Schmooglington. That might explain 'Eye Goo' in the first post here, in case anyone is wondering.
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