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Meteor MultiTrack or Auria..??

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  • u0421793u0421793

    I use GarageBand a lot. I use it at the beginning of a song to sketch out the pacing of lyrics. I also use it to capture sequences, then send components to LPX. I can never get it to sync starts of sequences though, and I’m constantly amazed that this cannot easily be done in 21st century music when it was possible to sync the starts of sequences on my gear even using a Tascam 424 with FSK tones or SMPTE tones decades ago. Consequently, GarageBand is not for me to make a completed work.

    I’ve got Auria on my iPad 2, but haven’t begun using it yet. Before that, I had originally felt compelled to make more use of GarageBand, because I paid money for it before it was free before it wasn’t again — so now it’s habitually where I go to start a thing off.

  • mrufino1mrufino1
    edited February 2015

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    NoiseHorse On the back of my old Toyota 4Runner, which even now sits under two or three feet of snow in Maine

    In the Summer, if I can get the thing to work, I will drive up the peninsula to our nearest town

    @johnnygoodyear And this summer you need to drive south to kittery at least for a day....

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    edited February 2015

    @u0421793 for all its limitations, I often wonder if GB was brought to market as is today by some independent developer what we'd think of it. Weirdly, considering Apple's place in the greater marketplace, the brand of GB seems too common or everyman for most musical folks I know.

    @mrufino1 100 miles from Damariscotta to Kittery it says here. But Mrs. Goodyear has people in Kennebunkport which is only 30 minutes north so perhaps a meeting of the minds can be indeed be made. I'm not certain if we'll have time for rock and roll, but I'm thinking two dozen oysters and postcards for the as yet unestablished Forum Instagram account :)

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