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Garageband - Timeline View - strange the way it works
Quick Question -- Scenario: laying down notesto be triggered in GB, using a bass synth and playing F2 for 2 bars and then A3 for 2 bars, and placing it on loop....the visual representation of the notes isn't based off of where they are on the keyboard but where they are within an octave. So, playing F2 then A3, the A3 is lower when viewing the timeline, but then reverses to normal when in the editing section. This seems odd, or is it just me?
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It threw me for a loop at first but when you have chords or a clip that spans several octaves, it makes it quite a bit easier to look at IMO.
Yeah it’s odd, I’m not a fan of it
Best recommendation, use the rename tool and name your regions with the progressions to keep better track.
"F2 - A3" or "Fmaj - Amin6 - Dmin" or what not. It's not visually easy to remember.
They use display inversion to show all notes within the visible area of the timeline. It doesn't affect the actual placement of notes - just the display.