DM, yes, you could easily make something with the pre-recorded loops. If you've seen Soundtrack, its like that, but maybe not quite as many options, I don't know.<br>Actually, it would be nice if nutty or someone could point out the differences between Soundtrack and Garageband. <br><br>Yeah, there is an on-screen keyboard. Its very cool, but I'm guessing its mostly just for testing out the software tracks. I mean, I'm just using the mouse, how can you push more than one key at a time? <br><br>
here is something i made in about 2 minutes. it sux, but i played with 3 instruments and the built in keyboard. 11 seconds. sorry if it hurts your ears. i really just fiddled to produce anything. <br><br><a href="http://homepage.mac.com/jayhawk/.Public/my.song.band.mp3">click</a><br><br>
Hey, that sounds like MY song! <br><br>So, is there any use to that on-screen keyboard other than screwing around? Its not like it could actually be programmed to be used in any other way, right?<br><br>
Ok here is what I've got. Not sure what it is, it just keeps coming into my mind. <br><br><br><br><EMBED SRC="http://biosci-dhcp19.biosci.arizona.edu/~hunter/rhett2/sound/mix1.mp4", WIDTH=400, HEIGHT=15 CONTROLLER=TRUE AUTOPLAY=FALSE><br><br>
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