All the most interesting things for iPad. GarageBand for iOS (iPad): Export GarageBand songs
I've told you more than once how many creative things the iPhone has helped me do and helps me every day. This includes photos, videos, and music. Today I will share personal experience, how an analog idea turned into a full-fledged demo track that can be sent to any musician to study pariahs or to add their own ideas.
It was near the piano. Ordinary, wooden, with 88 keys, two pedals and the inscription “Belarus”. I often sit down with it when I have the opportunity and just start playing. Sometimes cool ideas come to mind, a melody is born and I continue to develop it. Once again, having come up with a melody, I wanted to turn on the voice recorder to record it, but I did this many times and then nothing happened to the recordings - they were formatted along with all the information before selling the smartphone. However, another thought immediately came to me.
I remembered the application installed on the iPhone. I remembered that there is an option to record sound from a microphone. Not a sampler, which also allows you to record sound and then play with it in every possible way, but a full-fledged audio track.
This way you can record a voice, but, as the caption below says, “or any other sound.” So I decided to write down my entire invented topic. And so that everything would be smooth and then I could register other instruments, I set up a metronome. To prevent its sound from being mixed in with the piano, I put on an earphone. Thus, the click came only to my ear. It is better to leave the second one free so that you can hear what you are playing. And the tempo can be adjusted simply by tapping: click on the approximate tempo button and it will be set automatically. I also recommend turning on the countdown so that, after pressing the record key, the metronome counts one idle measure.
But, before clicking on the record button, you should configure the recording region, since only a sector of 8 measures is recorded as standard. This can be done by clicking on the plus sign located in the upper right corner in the mode of displaying all tracks.
Now everything is ready. We insert the earphone into one ear, place the iPhone on the piano, press “Record” and play along with the metronome. The main thing now is not to make mistakes, since an audio track is being written and it will be impossible to correct individual notes.
At the end of recording, you can “compress” the sound. Choose the effect and compression level.
That's it, essay on iPhone. Now you can create as usual, just adapting to the audio track. But, since it is recorded with a click, and you know the key, this is not difficult to do. The only thing is that if you are going to use Smart tools, you need to set its key in the song settings - the one in which the sound from the piano was recorded.
When all the instruments are recorded, you can adjust the volume of each track, set the panning and send the song to friends to listen to or for improvement.
By the way, if, as in my case, you didn’t come up with the words and want someone else to do it, record another voice track, where you will speak when the chorus, when the bridge, etc. Only now you will listen in earphone the entire song, not just one click. The latter can be turned off after recording drums.
Not here we're talking about about the professionalism and unprofessionalism of using a phone and an application for these purposes, here we are talking about whether there will be a track, or it will simply be forgotten. The iPhone is always in your pocket and doing all these actions is not difficult, and due to the lack of available alternatives in most cases, this scheme becomes indispensable. By the way, if you are a guitarist, you can record a guitar like any other analog instrument!
Here is the track that I talked about in this article (you can upload it directly from Garageband to your Youtube):
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Apple has released an update to its proprietary music application GarageBand, compatible with Mac computers. The program introduces the function of exporting songs in MP3 format, and also adds new content: three Drummer drummers and installations in the styles of rock, singer-songwriter and rhythm and blues.
GarageBand offers a rich collection of musical instruments and a full-fledged recording studio. You can play the piano, organs, drums and bass guitars, or, for example, record yourself playing a real guitar. The desktop version of GarageBand supports up to 255 tracks and makes it easy to share recorded tracks.
"Fully updated program With a new look and great new features, GarageBand is the easiest way to create great songs on Mac. Add realistic, perfectly executed drum beats to your songs using Drummer. Easily simulate the sound of any instrument in your collection using Smart Controls. Make the most of it low frequencies with new bass amps, or mix and match electric guitar amps, hardware systems, and pedals with Amp Designer and Pedalboard. Control GarageBand and play virtual instruments wirelessly on iPad using Logic Remote. Use iCloud to update GarageBand projects on your Mac computers, or import GarageBand for iOS songs directly from iCloud."
The new version of GarageBand allows you to export finished tracks to MP3, as well as use 3 new Drummers and kits in the styles of rock, singer-songwriter and rhythm and blues. The program has also updated the function universal access and improvements have been implemented to improve stability.
Features of GarageBand 10.0.2:
- Stability improvements and some minor bug fixes.
- Ability to export songs in MP3 format.
- Improvements to accessibility features.
- 3 new Drummers and kits in the styles of rock, singer-songwriter and rhythm and blues. Included in a one-time purchase in a program that includes full set GarageBand sounds, loops, and drummers, plus access to the GarageBand Lesson Store.
GarageBand is free and available in the catalog Mac App Store.
You can share a song as a GarageBand project or as an audio file. You can share GarageBand songs to SoundCloud or to another app on your device. You can send a song in an email, share to nearby devices using AirDrop, or use it as a ringtone.
GarageBand supports sharing extensions. If you have an app with a sharing extension on your device, you can share songs to a social network or other service.
You can also import a GarageBand for iOS song using iTunes. Because GarageBand for Mac offers features and functionality not found in GarageBand for iOS, you can’t import a GarageBand for Mac song to GarageBand for iOS.
In Logic Pro and GarageBand for Mac, you can share a special GarageBand for iOS-compatible version of your project to iCloud. You can add, edit, and arrange new tracks in GarageBand for iOS. When you reopen the project in Logic Pro or GarageBand for Mac, the new tracks are added to the original project.
Send a song to iTunes
Drag the song from the GarageBand Documents list to the Finder.
Click the song, click Save As, navigate to the location where you want to save the song or folder, then click Save.
Tap Share, tap Save to Files, locate and tap the GarageBand folder on your iPad, then tap Add.
A stereo audio file is saved to the GarageBand folder on your iPad.
Do one of the following:
GarageBand projects in the GarageBand folder on your iPad also appear in the GarageBand Documents list in iTunes. Save them to your computer, as described in Step 5.
You can open a GarageBand project in GarageBand on your Mac, or play the audio file in iTunes on your computer. You can’t open a GarageBand project on a Windows computer.
Send a song to iTunes using the GarageBand File Transfer folder
GarageBand uses the GarageBand File Transfer folder in the My Songs browser to store audio files that you can import into GarageBand songs or use with other music apps. You can save the GarageBand File Transfer folder to your computer to create a backup or to use with other apps.
Drag the GarageBand File Transfer folder from the GarageBand Documents list to the Finder.
Click the GarageBand File Transfer folder, click Save As, navigate to the location where you want to save it, then click Save.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then tap Song.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Tap Share, then tap iTunes.
A stereo audio file is saved to the GarageBand File Transfer folder.
Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes on your computer.
Your connected iPad appears as an icon in the upper-left corner of the iTunes window.
Select the icon for your iPad, click File Sharing in the sidebar under Settings, then click GarageBand in the Apps list.
The GarageBand File Transfer folder appears in the Documents list.
Do one of the following:
Send a song in an email
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then tap Song.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Tap Share, then tap Mail.
A new email is created with the song as an attachment.
In the email, tap the To, Cc/Bcc, and Subject fields to edit the recipients and the subject of the email. To choose recipients from your Address Book, tap the Add Recipient button.
Tap the body of the email to edit the message text.
When the email is ready, tap Send.
You can’t send the email until you add at least one recipient.
Send a song using Messages
Open a song in another app on your device
You can open a GarageBand song in iMovie or another app on your device. The app must be compatible with the “Open in” feature.
Send a stereo audio file: Tap Song, then tap Share.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Send a GarageBand project: Tap Project.
A list shows apps that can open the song. If there are no compatible apps on your device, the list is empty.
Tap the icon of the app you want to open the song in.
Import a GarageBand for iOS song
You can use iTunes to import a GarageBand for iOS song that was made on another iOS device. Because GarageBand for Mac offers features and functionality not found in GarageBand for iOS, you can’t import a GarageBand for Mac song to GarageBand for iOS.
Drag a song to the GarageBand Documents list.
Click Add, navigate to the location of the song you want to add, select it, then click Choose.
Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes on your computer.
Your connected device appears as an icon in the upper-left corner of the iTunes window.
Select the icon for your iPad, click File Sharing in the sidebar under Settings, then GarageBand in the Apps list.
Do one of the following:
After you import a song, you can open it in the My Songs browser.
Share a song to nearby devices using AirDrop
You can share songs to other iOS devices using AirDrop. AirDrop is available for devices featuring a Lightning connector.
Before sharing a song using AirDrop, you must turn AirDrop on in Control Center. You can also choose whether to share with all devices using AirDrop, or only those in your Contacts.
Send a stereo audio file: Tap Song, then tap Share.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Send a GarageBand project: Tap Project.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then do one of the following:
Tap the device you want to share with.
To return to the My Songs browser without sharing the song, tap Cancel.
A notification appears on the device it is shared with. After the song is downloaded to the device, it opens in GarageBand (if GarageBand is the only compatible app) or presents a list of compatible music apps.
Collaborate with other users
You can invite people to collaborate with you on songs stored in iCloud Drive. When you or one of the other users close a song you are collaborating on or close GarageBand, the song is updated with the latest changes in iCloud Drive. If changes made on multiple devices are out of sync, a copy of the song with the new changes is saved to the same location as the original in iCloud Drive. For more information about iCloud, see Use iCloud with GarageBand.
Tap Message to share a link to your song using Messages.
Tap Mail to send a link to your song in an email.
Tap Copy Link to copy the link to your song to the clipboard.
If “Only people you invite” is selected in Share Options, a window appears where you can add people that can access the song. When you are done, tap Copy Link.
In the My Songs browser, tap iCloud Drive in the sidebar, and locate the song you want to share.
Tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, tap Project, then tap Add People.
Tap Share Options to change access and permissions settings.
Do one of the following:
Send a GarageBand song to SoundCloud
Open SoundCloud in Safari: Tap Visit.
Send an email with a link to the song on SoundCloud: Tap Tell a Friend.
Return to GarageBand: Tap Close.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then tap Song.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Tap Share, then tap SoundCloud.
If you are not logged in to SoundCloud, log in.
Type a title for the song.
Tap Continue and tap the Visibility, Permissions, and Quality settings you want the song to have, then tap Share.
The song is uploaded to SoundCloud as an audio file with the selected quality setting.
Do one of the following:
Send a GarageBand song to Youku
Sending a song to Youku is available when a Chinese keyboard is chosen on your device.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then tap Song.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Tap Share, then tap Youku.
If you are not logged in to Youku, log in.
Type a title and description for the song.
To choose an image for the song, tap Photos, then locate and tap the image.
Tap the Privacy setting you want the song to have, then tap Share.
The song is uploaded to Youku as a movie.
Share a GarageBand song using a sharing extension
Send a stereo audio file: Tap Song, then tap Share.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality and an image for the audio file.
Send a GarageBand project: Tap Project.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then do one of the following:
Tap the icon for the social network or service.
Follow the instructions in the dialog for your social network or service.
Before you can share GarageBand songs using a sharing extension, you must install one or more apps that include a sharing extension.
Share a GarageBand song as a ringtone or text tone
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In the Ringtone Export Successful panel, do one of the following:
Return to the My Songs browser: Tap OK.
Choose a use for the ringtone: Tap “Use sound as,” then do one of the following:
Use the ringtone as your standard ringtone, replacing the existing ringtone: Tap Standard Ringtone.
Use the ringtone as your standard text tone, replacing the existing text tone: Tap Standard Text Tone.
See a list of your contacts: Tap “Assign to contact,” then tap the contact you want to use the ringtone with.
Return to the My Songs browser without assigning the ringtone: Tap Done.
In the My Songs browser, tap Select, then tap the song you want to export.
Tap Share, then tap Ringtone.
The Export Ringtone panel opens, showing the name for the ringtone. By default, the ringtone uses the same name as the song.
The maximum length for exported ringtones is 30 seconds. If the exported ringtone exceeds the maximum length, a dialog appears. Tap Continue to have GarageBand shorten the ringtone automatically, or tap Cancel to return to the song so you can shorten it.
To rename the ringtone, tap the name and type a new name.
Manage exported GarageBand ringtones
Send a GarageBand song to YouTube or Facebook via iMovie
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to share, tap Share, then tap Song.
After you tap Song, you can add the artist, composer, and title information. You can also choose the audio quality of the file, and choose an image for the audio file.
Tap Share, then tap Copy to iMovie.
Add your idea to a new iMovie project, then share the resulting movie to YouTube or Facebook.
If iMovie is not installed on your device, download it from the App Store.
You can send the song as a GarageBand project, or as an audio file. You can post a song from GarageBand to SoundCloud or transfer it to another program on your device. You can send a song by email, transfer it to nearby devices using AirDrop, and set it as a ringtone.
GarageBand also supports export extensions. If you have an app on your device with an export extension, you can post the song to a social network or some other service.
You can also import a song from GarageBand for iOS using iTunes. Because GarageBand for Mac has features that GarageBand for iOS does not, you cannot import a song created in GarageBand for Mac into GarageBand for iOS.
In Logic Pro and GarageBand for Mac, you can upload a special version of your project to iCloud that is compatible with GarageBand for iOS. In GarageBand for iOS, you can add, edit, and arrange new tracks. When you reopen a project in Logic Pro or GarageBand, Mac new tracks are added to the original project.
Export songs to iTunes
Drag a song from the GarageBand document list into the Finder.
The audio file with stereo sound will be saved to the GarageBand folder on the iPad.
GarageBand projects stored in the GarageBand folder on iPad will also appear in the GarageBand Documents list in iTunes. Save them to your computer as instructed in step 5.
You can open GarageBand projects in GarageBand on Mac, or play the desired audio file in iTunes on your computer. GarageBand projects do not open on Windows PC.
Uploading a Song to iTunes via the GarageBand Transfer Folder
GarageBand uses the GarageBad transfer folder in the My Songs browser to store audio files that you can import into GarageBand songs or use in other music programs. You can save the GarageBand transfer folder to your computer for storage backup copies GarageBand files and use them in other programs.
Drag the GarageBand transfer folder from the GarageBand Documents list into the Finder.
Click your GarageBand transfer folder, click Save As, navigate to the desired folder and tap Save.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to export, tap Export, then tap Song.
By tapping "Song", you can add information about the artist, composer and title of the song. You can also select the audio quality and picture quality for the audio file.
Tap Export > iTunes.
The stereo audio file will be saved to your GarageBand transfer folder.
Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes on your computer.
The connected iPad will appear as an icon in the upper left corner of the iTunes window.
Select your iPad's icon, click Shared Files in the side menu under Settings, then click GarageBand in the list of programs.
The GarageBand file transfer folder appears in the Documents list.
Perform one of the following actions.
Export songs by email
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to export, tap Export, then tap Song.
By tapping "Song", you can add information about the artist, composer and title of the song. You can also select the audio quality and picture quality for the audio file.
Tap Export > Mail.
A new one will be created email message with the song attached.
In a mail message, tap the To, Cc, and Subject fields to enter recipients and the subject of the message. To select recipients from your address book, tap Add Recipient.
Tap the body text field to enter the body of your message.
When the message is ready, tap Send.
You cannot send a message if at least one recipient is not specified.
Export songs to Messages
Open a song in another program on your device
You can open a song from GarageBand in iMovie or another program on your device. The program must be supported by the “Open in...” function.
By tapping "Song", you can add information about the artist, composer and title of the song. You can also select the audio quality and picture quality for the audio file.
Submit a GarageBand project. Tap Project.
Tap "Open in..."
A list of programs in which you can open the song will appear. If there are no compatible programs on your device, the list will be empty.
Tap the icon of the program in which you want to open the song.
Import a GarageBand song for iOS
you can use iTunes program to import a GarageBand for iOS song created on another iOS device. Because GarageBand for Mac has features that GarageBand for iOS does not, you cannot import a song created in GarageBand for Mac into GarageBand for iOS.
Drag the song to your GarageBand document list.
Tap the Add button, navigate to where you want the song you want to store, highlight it, and tap Select.
Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes on your computer.
The connected device will appear as an icon in the upper left corner of the iTunes window.
Select your iPad's icon, click Shared Files in the side menu under Settings, then click GarageBand in the list of programs.
Perform one of the following actions.
Once imported, the song can be opened in the My Songs browser.
Send songs to nearby devices via AirDrop
You can send songs to nearby iOS devices via AirDrop. AirDrop is available for devices with a Lightning connector.
Send an audio file with stereo sound. Tap the Song option, then tap the Send button.
By tapping "Song", you can add information about the artist, composer and title of the song. You can also select the audio quality and picture quality for the audio file.
Submit a GarageBand project. Tap Project.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to export, tap Export, and do one of the following.
Tap the device you want to send the song to.
To return to the My Songs browser without sending the song, tap Cancel.
A notification will appear on the device to which the song was sent. After downloading a song to your device, it will open in GarageBand (if GarageBand is your only compatible program), or a list of compatible music programs will appear.
Collaborate with other users
You can invite others to collaborate with you on songs stored in iCloud Drive. When you (or someone else) closes a song you're collaborating on or closes GarageBand, an updated version of the song is saved in iCloud Drive with your recent changes. If deposited on different devices changes are not synced, a copy of the song with recent changes is saved in iCloud Drive in the same location as the original. Additional information about iCloud can be found in Using iCloud with GarageBand.
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If you select the "Only those you invite" checkbox in Sharing Options, a window appears where you can add people with access to the song. When you're done, tap Copy Link.
Tap iCloud Drive in the My Songs browser sidebar and find the song you want to export.
Tap the Select button, tap the song you want to export, tap Export, tap Project > Add People.
Tap Sharing Options to change sharing and permission settings.
Perform one of the following actions.
Export songs from GarageBand to SoundCloud
Open SoundCloud in Safari. Tap Visit.
Send an email with a link to the song on SoundCloud. Tap Tell a Friend.
In the My Songs browser, tap the Select button, tap the song you want to export, tap Export, then tap Song.
By tapping "Song", you can add information about the artist, composer and title of the song. You can also select the audio quality and picture quality for the audio file.
Tap Export > SoundCloud.
If you signed out of your SoundCloud account, sign in again.
Enter the title and description of the song.
To choose an image for a song, tap Photos, find the image you want, and tap it.
Tap Continue and select appropriate Visibility, Resolutions, and Quality settings for the song, then tap Export.
The song is uploaded to SoundCloud in audio format with the selected quality settings.
Perform one of the following actions.
In part 19 of a large series of articles devoted to a review of applications included in the popular iLife ’11 package, we continue the story about the GarageBand program. In this issue we will talk about the application menu, its settings, as well as the functions of importing and exporting audio materials. Let us remind you that the GarageBand application is designed for creating music and learning to play various musical instruments.
PROGRAM MENU
GarageBand is such a feature-rich application that not all of the features have been placed in the many panels of the work window. Some of the functions were placed in the program menu, providing fast access to them. Of the entire menu, the sections that are of greatest interest to us are Track, Management, Export and perhaps Window. We will tell you about them now.
- Track
If you read the last issue of the review dedicated to the GarageBand interface, you should remember the existence of a master track, which is initially hidden from the user, although it exists in every project. In order to display it in the list of other tracks, it is not at all necessary to dive into the jungle of settings in the track properties panel (we also mentioned it in the last issue) - you can do it much simpler and turn on the display of the master track using the line of the same name in the section Track program menu ( Track -> Show master track), or use the shortcut indicated to the right of the menu item name. By the way, any function listed in the application menu has its own shortcut, and if the user has the patience to learn and remember all the shortcuts, then he will be able to avoid looking at the menu at all in search of this or that function.
In the same section of the menu you can enable display arrangement tracks. At least three definitions of arrangement are known, but in relation to GarageBand, this term refers to the activity of selecting the tempo of a melody, its style, size, timbre - in general, everything that is associated with finalizing the melody.
Show podcast tracks or film will allow without changing current mode work, start creating a podcast or soundtrack to the film. Function multi-channel recording will allow you to simultaneously record several tracks at once, rather than one by one for each instrument.
Paragraph Show track lock will allow you to block or unblock a track with one click on a special icon that will appear in the mini-toolbar of each track. Locking will protect the regions of the track from editing and the processing process will be carried out by placing the track on the hard drive, thereby relieving the Mac's central processor.
- Control
Section items Control generally duplicate similar functions available in the program toolbar, but among them there are some functions, for example, muting, which can only be accessed from this section.
Mute function adds another button to the mini-toolbar of each track, allowing you to turn on/off the priority function for this track or for other tracks with a mouse click. 
Here you can assign automation curves to regions, as well as select one or another pre-made setting for a track when recording a “live” guitar.
- Export
We will look at the options for exporting finished audio material, and there are 6 types of them, just below, when reviewing the import/export functions.
- Window
The section is notable in that it allows you to call virtual or music keyboard panel in any mode of operation of GarageBand, not just in Piano, in which that panel is initially available. 
The musical keyboard seemed to us more convenient than the virtual one and, in our opinion, is the best alternative, if you don’t have a USB or MIDI keyboard at hand.
Using the menu item Window -> Notepad, you can call up a small panel Notepad, which allows you to take text notes on the current project.
APPLICATION SETTINGS MENU
The GarageBand settings menu is quite simple, does not contain any important settings, and therefore it is quite possible to do without first configuring the application. However, the tabs are of most interest Audio/MIDI And Add-ons.
- Audio/MIDI
Configures the audio inputs/outputs and key sensitivity of the keyboard when used as synthesizer keys.
- Add-ons
The settings located in this tab allow you to manage automatic sound normalization when exporting projects, as well as set the quality of recorded and exported audio material.
If you start pre-configuring GarageBand to suit your interests, then you need to start with these tabs.
IMPORT FUNCTIONS
With imports, everything is quite conservative. Projects are imported on a special tab Assistant, or in the GarageBand program menu, through the items File -> Open or File -> Open Recently Used.
Import of audio files of compatible formats is carried out through the panel Media browser(from the iTunes library), or more simply - by dragging it onto the application window, and a separate track will be created for each added one.
EXPORT FUNCTIONS
The functions for exporting finished tracks are more varied and have 6 options, any of which can be selected in the section Export program menu. The projects themselves are saved in the usual manner, through menu items File -> Save or File -> Save As...
- Submit a song to iTunes. Allows you to export the created musical composition to the iTunes library, to the music section. Before starting the export process, you can set the name of the iTunes playlist to which the exported object will automatically be added, as well as enter the names of the artist, composer and album name. By default, the track is exported uncompressed, but if desired, it can be compressed using AAC or MP3 codecs. For each codec there are several ready-made settings presets, but, if desired, the user can independently set required settings audio compression.
- Send ringtone to iTunes. When creating ringtones in GarageBand, keep in mind that the ringtone must consist of a repeating part of the song lasting no more than 40 seconds. If the condition is met, then when choosing this option export, the ringtone will be automatically processed and sent to the iTunes library, in the ringtones section. If the length of the track exceeds the specified one, the user will be asked to independently change its length, or give the program the right to determine the fragment of the track for export. When automatically selected for export, as a rule, the first 40 seconds of the track are marked, but the user can always adjust the application selection.
- Submit a podcast to iWeb. Ability to export the newly created podcast to the iWeb application for use when creating a website. The track is exported only with compression (AAC, MP3), encoding settings are similar to those used when exporting an audio track to an iTunes library.
- Send movie to iDVD. If a user uses GarageBand to create sound design for a movie or video, the output video file with the updated soundtrack can be transferred to the iDVD application for later DVD creation disk with it. No additional settings are provided when exporting a movie.
- Export song/movie to disk. This name hides the function of exporting a finished audio or video track as a file to any folder on your hard drive. The options for customizing output audio formats are similar to the settings for the export options described above. When exporting video, the user can select any of 6 possible presets ( email, web, web-streaming, iPod, AppleTV, high quality ), or use own settings compression.
- Burn a song to CD. Possibility to burn the finished track to a CD in AudioCD format. GarageBand can clean up rewritable discs and after recording, do not finalize the disc, thereby leaving the possibility of adding files.
That's all for today, and in the next issue of the review we will talk about practical application GarageBand - work in one of the available modes.
