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It sounds great 😊 Obviously there’s still room for improvement, but I’d encourage you to take what you currently have and try to arrange it into something longer. That way you’ll get an idea of how it all fits together and what’s still missing for s full song 😉 Good job 👏
I don't have much specifically for Garageband, but the concepts should be the same across any DAW. I'll post some Youtube channels I follow, maybe it helps you out 😊
Ivan is a great teacher and his song breakdowns will give you insight into how the songs are made and which sounds and effects you'll need to create a sound you want: youtube.com/@BeatAcademy
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omg i literally used his tutorials to get me started LOL thanks i guess this is the move
haha yeah this was only my second day so im still learning 😆😆 and ive only been using garageband stock going to start making longer tracks soon
Garageband is quite powerful in itself and you can get a lot from it and when you need something more powerful there's Logic Pro, basically Garageband on steroids 😊 Personally I use Ableton and if you'll want to try it out and need a Lite licence just ping me 😊