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Picking an Organ in Garage Band

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Summary: Garage band offers a series of different organ sounds that are available to use in any music project you are recording. Learn tips on how to choose one and how to manipulate the sound of the instrument from a recording expert in this free video clip.

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Rattanak Ouk is an engineer from West Hartford, Connecticut. He was born in Cambodia and was raised in the United States. He attended the University of Hartford and today words as a...read more

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"The next thing we're going to look at is organs. Now the organs can be opened up when you make a new track and you go into your track info and pick out a software instrument. There's a couple organs right here a cathedral organ a classic rock organ, jazz organ, pop organ and we're going to look at the smooth dance organ. Now within the smooth dance organ you can look at the generator and actually change what’s going on here. There's different keyboards and different and there's tone wheel organ, church organ you could actually start with the actual sound that they generate and change it. You could change it to different cathedral full circus organ things like that and actually change the beginning sound and then add effects to it. By adding compression automatic filter automate EQ, echo and even reverb. You can change these with these faders and you could also take them off these check boxes. If you don't want the EQ to be on there you just click the check box and there's no more EQ. Now once your all set with this what you want to do is you ether want to save it or just want to record your midi information and start you know like laying down on your tracks."

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