T-Pain demos the new update to GarageBand for iOS released today in a video posted by the The Verge.
Apple is releasing a big update to GarageBand for the iPad that makes it way easier for anyone to start making music. Rather than demo it ourselves, we swung by T-Pain’s house to see what he could do with the updated app.
The new GarageBand 2.1 update introduces Live Loops, an entirely new and intuitive way to create amazing music. Inspired by DJ hardware controllers and drum machines, Live Loops makes it easy for anyone to create music by simply tapping cells and columns in a highly visual grid to trigger different looped instruments and samples. The loops can be performed, arranged and remixed live, and GarageBand automatically keeps all the beats in sync with perfect time and pitch. To get you started, Live Loops comes with a library of Apple-designed loop templates in a variety of genres including EDM, Hip Hop, Dubstep and Rock, or you can create your own loops from scratch.
More details on GarageBand 2.1 can be found here.
Apple is releasing a big update to GarageBand for the iPad that makes it way easier for anyone to start making music. Rather than demo it ourselves, we swung by T-Pain’s house to see what he could do with the updated app.
The new GarageBand 2.1 update introduces Live Loops, an entirely new and intuitive way to create amazing music. Inspired by DJ hardware controllers and drum machines, Live Loops makes it easy for anyone to create music by simply tapping cells and columns in a highly visual grid to trigger different looped instruments and samples. The loops can be performed, arranged and remixed live, and GarageBand automatically keeps all the beats in sync with perfect time and pitch. To get you started, Live Loops comes with a library of Apple-designed loop templates in a variety of genres including EDM, Hip Hop, Dubstep and Rock, or you can create your own loops from scratch.
More details on GarageBand 2.1 can be found here.