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GarageBand User Guide for iPad

Sep 10, 2015  Add an automatic fade-out. Choose Mix Fade Out. Adjust the length of the fade-out. Choose Track Show Master Track. Choose Volume from the menu in the master track header. Move the volume points at the end of the master volume automation curve to adjust the length of the fade-out. Manually add a fade-in or fade-out. Choose Track Show Master Track. To fade out, simply place one dot at the point you’d like to start the fade, and a second dot where you’d like the clip to become fully silent. The amount of space you leave between the two dots dictates how long the audio will take to fade away. And that’s it! Now you can end a song with a graceful fade to silence. Change song settings in GarageBand for iPad. Every GarageBand song has settings for the metronome and count-in, as well as the song tempo (speed), key, and time signature, which you can change at any time. You can also add an automatic fade-out. To fade out, simply place one dot at the point you’d like to start the fade, and a second dot where you’d like the clip to become fully silent. The amount of space you leave between the two dots dictates how long the audio will take to fade away. And that’s it! Now you can end a song with a graceful fade.

You can make music with other GarageBand users sharing a Wi-Fi connection. The bandleader creates a jam session, then up to three band members can join the jam session. Playback and recording are synchronized between all devices, so everyone can play and record together as a band. The leader can keep exclusive control of playback and recording, or allow all members to share control.

When members join a jam session, the song settings on their devices are matched to the current jam session song settings. Jam session song settings include the tempo, key, and time signature; the number and length of song sections; any master effects used; any custom chords; a fade-out; or a count-in. Only the leader can change the jam session song settings.

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After members record tracks to add to the jam session, the leader collects all unmuted tracks from the members' devices. Playback and recording stop while the recordings are collected.

If any device cannot start playback because it is optimizing performance, all other devices remain stopped until the optimizing device is ready. If anyone in the band opens the Sound browser during playback or recording, the song stops playing but the jam session is still active.

Jam Sessions work with Touch Instruments and Tracks view, but not with the Live Loops grid.

Open the Jam Session controls

1. Tap the Settings button in the control bar.

2. Tap Jam Session.

Create a jam session

Share control of playback and recording

By default, the bandleader controls playback and recording for the jam session. When Bandleader Control is on, the transport controls appear dimmed on members’ devices.

• Turn the Bandleader Control switch off.

When the leader turns off Bandleader Control, band members can share control of playback. When a band member taps Record, recording starts on their device, and playback starts on all other devices. While the song is playing, band members can tap Record to “punch in” or tap Play to “punch out” on their device.

Join a jam session

When the Jam Session controls are visible on the leader’s device, other nearby devices can join the jam session by using Wi-Fi.

• In the Jam Session controls, under Join Session, tap the session you want to join.

  The leader sends the jam session song settings to the open song on the member’s device. If the member’s song has a different time signature, a different number of song sections, or song sections with a different length than the leader’s, a new, empty song is created.

Collect band member recordings

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The bandleader can collect recordings from all the band members, either automatically or manually. When the leader collects recordings, the unmuted tracks (including soloed tracks) from each member’s song are added to the leader’s song. While the leader collects recordings, playback and recording stop, and all GarageBand controls are paused.

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By default, recordings are collected automatically after each recording when Bandleader Control is on. The Auto-Collect Recordings setting is available only when Bandleader Control is on. The leader can also turn off auto-collection and collect recordings manually.

1. Open the Jam Session controls.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Turn off Auto-Collect Recordings.

   • Turn off Bandleader Control.

3. Tap Collect Recordings.

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If the number of tracks exceeds the maximum number (eight), the leader can delete tracks, or ask members to mute or delete tracks, then collect recordings again.

The collected tracks are muted in the leader’s song. If the leader starts a new recording or manually collects tracks again, all collected tracks are deleted and replaced by new collected tracks. However, if the leader unmutes or edits a collected track, it is not deleted. If the leader copies a collected track, the copy is not deleted. If the leader turns Auto-Collect Recordings on or off after collecting recordings, the collected tracks are not deleted the next time recording starts.

After collecting recordings, the leader can make changes to the song, and then email the finished song to the members as an audio file.

Leave a jam session

A band member can leave the jam session at any time.

• In the Jam Session controls, tap Leave Session.

If members leave a jam session, either by tapping Leave Session, opening the My Songs browser, or because of a network problem, they can rejoin the session by following the same steps they used to join the session originally. When a member leaves a session, everyone in the session receives a message that the member has left. Other members can keep jamming.

Stop a jam session

The leader can stop a jam session at any time. All members receive a message that the session has stopped.

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• In the Jam Session controls, tap Stop Session.

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If the leader opens the My Songs browser during a jam session, the session stops.