Now, this works in a similar way to Automation there is a Tempo Line, along which you can double click to place adjustment Points. You can also use the keyboard shortcut + +T. Anyone got any advice? Posted inĮphemera, Rants complaints, usability atrocities. First off, click on the ‘Track’ menu in the toolbar, then click ‘Show Tempo Track’. This basically means Garageband isn’t usable for me with soundfonts (which was the whole purpose of my buying it I don’t want to be restricted to the excellent-quality but rather middle-of-the-road default samples).īut I’m a Mac/ GB n00b and am probably missing something obvious. (and what is a “user define bank”? User- defined, surely?)
Then I hit play again and the same track I heard seconds before is entirely silent although the dialogue box still claims the soundfont is associated with the track. Other times, it sees a soundfont, lets me associate it with a track and plays it fine. Apple knows best, of course.īut, once I’d got the soundfonts from a backup and restored them to the correct folder, I’ve noticed that Garageband doesn’t see all of them. Perhaps I should have known this – but I’m new to Mac, and my experience on Windows is that it doesn’t hose your data when you upgrade. After some investigation, it appeared that the new OS (or new Garageband 10.0.3) had nuked the soundfonts I’d put in Library/Audio/Sounds/Banks/. To my dismay, the cello and harpsichord samples had disappeared, to be replaced by a very clunky generic synthesiser sound.
My recent upgrade to Yosemite appeared to go without a hitch, until I fired up Garageband to tidy up the guitar line on my cello and harpsichord-driven song Girl In The Room.
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