Artists' commercial releases are off-limits. All music in this collection is from trade-friendly artists who have opted in and is strictly non-commercial, both for access here and for any further distribution. In 2002, the Internet Archive teamed up with to create the Live Music Archive in order to preserve and archive as many live concerts as possible for current and future generations to enjoy. Now you can easily email or otherwise share the file with your students.The Live Music Archive is a community committed to providing the highest quality live concerts in a lossless, downloadable format, along with the convenience of on-demand streaming. Locate the MP3, click to select, and then press the spacebar to hear the result. Select MP3 from the options at the bottom. Navigate to where you want the file to be saved. Give the MP3 a name to identify the song and voice part. I usually also lower the volume of the accompaniment track just a bit.Ĭlick ‘Share’ in the main menu, and then select ‘Export Song to Disk’.Ĭomplete the process. In this way, the student can easily discern his/her part even if the instrumentation is the same on both. I always pan the Piano (accompaniment) track to the Left channel and the voice part I’m recording to the Right channel. Double click within the track itself again to get rid of the Piano Roll window.Ĭlick the Headphone icon in each track header.

Drag the transpose slider to the left until you reach 0.

If needed, grab the window top border and drag up, enlarging the window, until ‘Transpose’ appears at the bottom left of the window. Click the ‘Region’ tab in the left-hand portion of the Piano Roll window. This will bring up the ‘Piano Roll’ window at the bottom of the screen. To fix this: Double click within the track itself. You may need to click on ‘Orchestral’ or ‘Synthesizer’ at the very bottom of the Instrument Library window to see all of the instrument ‘folders’.įix the playback octave of one of the tracks.įor whatever reason, one of the tracks may have ‘(12 Semitones)’ at the beginning of the track and will sound an octave higher than intended. Select a track, and then navigate to the instrument desired. Press ‘Y’ on the computer keyboard to open the Instrument Library.

You can then choose whatever works best for you. Octavo Midi does not embed instrument ‘patch’ information, so Garage Band is choosing these patches initially. Edit the playback instrument for each track.

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