Apple GarageBand for Mac

8:13 "Well, um... to be honest I started with Garageband."

In [this NPR interview](http://www.npr.org/2014/01/01/258889976/after-three-years-six-injuries-75-million-spiderman-musical-ends) with Glen Berger (author of "Song of Spiderman: The Inside Story of the Most Controversial Musical in Broadway History" and co-writer of the show), it's explained that Edge used GarageBand to demo songs for the production. Edge can also be seen using the software briefly in the film *It Might Get Loud*.

Trent Reznor says, "For quite some time I've been interested in the idea of allowing you the ability to tinker around with my tracks […] What I'm giving you in this file is the actual multi-track audio session […] in GarageBand format," in this interview.

In the video "Marshmello Goes Undercover on Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit | GQ" Marshmello reads a question on Quora asking about what software he uses. He mentions that he started on GarageBand. > I use Ableton, Ableton 10. I started on GarageBand. A lot of people moved to Logic in their early days, but I went right to Ableton and it just worked out. That's all I've used. His full answer on Quora can be seen [here](https://www.quora.com/What-software-does-Marshmello-use/answer/Actually-Marshmello).

When talking about her album visions Grimes says "Embarrassingly, I recorded the entire album on Garageband."

"A lot of people think it's bullshit when we say we use GarageBand, but it's actually an amazing tool."

In this Instagram video clip, posted by Matthew Followill, he can be seen running Apple's GarageBand software on his MacBook Pro. He has recorded a riff using his newest Telecaster (newest guitar as of Sept 2014), and says, "Here is what the new Telecaster sounds like! #letsrock"

"I use Logic Pro a lot. Everything is integrated, there’s no external interface, it’s fantastic. I use it as a large sequencer, it’s like the nerve centre of the recording process. I also have it installed on my MacBook Pro. I’ll be going on tour soon and I’ll be able to continue working on my next album. I use GarageBand too, particularly as a notepad to write down all my musical ideas."

In an episode of "Song Exploder" Ellie descirbes, that she wrote the demo of "Don't Delete The Kisses" with Garage Band.

In this interview, Carrie says that she uses Apple's Garage Band.

at 13:14 varg says how he recorded his electronic albums using garageband on his wife's macintosh

A shot of William's home studio, using Garage Band to do MIDI work.

"Just messing around with garage band after I got my new audio interface."

You can see it on the monitor on the right side

here you can see george miller using GarageBand while watching jackass

In this [Fifth Harmony interview](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsOl9se9UKQ) at 4:31, the members of Fifth Harmony are asked what they would need in order to work from home. After the band clarifies that the interviewer was not referring to the double meaning of the song title, Camila goes on to say, at 4:56, that she would need "my laptop, Garageband, [and] my MIDI keyboard."

2:59 George is seen to be using Apple's Garage Band, as told by the hot bar(Garage Band is selected) And the top left corner the words Garage Band is seen

In this article Will mentions that he went from using Audacity to GarageBand finally settling on Logic.

he mentions using it in the video

confirmation at 2:13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_bKFyJYA1c

Marc's live sound is from his B.C. Rich Marc Rizzo Stealth Pro plugged into Line 6 POD X3 Live straight into Garage Band.

According to Aaron Dessner: > He [Matt] has a little setup with a UAD Apollo and Pro Tools, although he mainly uses GarageBand to write, just singing into his computer microphone.

Alex does all of his music on Garageband.

"I’ve talked about this one a lot, but mainly this is about ringtones. But it’s still in the tradition of noise. It’s really digitally harsh. I found all this stuff in GarageBand, and it brought out this cheap digital sound that I really liked."

In this video you can see Marti using GarageBand.

Guitar Player interview: “I rarely have time to practice at home, but when I’m on tour, I plug my guitar directly into my laptop,” he explains. “GarageBand has all the classic guitar sounds built in, so I can dial in some tones, listen to a few songs, and steal licks from horn players and other guitarists. My private laptop sessions are also valuable for getting myself comfortable with any new tunes we’re performing live. I just have the studio engineer burn rhythm tracks of the songs, and then I transfer them to GarageBand, and play over them until I feel more confident about soloing onstage.”

“I just have a laptop with Pro Tools and GarageBand. The way I make music is with my voice… I sing the melodies into my computer."

On Peggy's laptop toolbar is a GarageBand icon (16th from left) in his banner

He saids who have Garage Band in his computer.

'I can use Garageband a bit...' says Emma. modestly...

Q: "Where did you find the drums only?" A: "Made the backing track in Garageband!"

Per his official Twitter, Louis states that "Garageband and Massive" are among his go-to tools.

He states that he first started producing on Garageband in his sophomore year of high school at the 4:02 mark.

this was my first daw

"ppl always ask me what i use 2 record music where i get my clothes from n secrets out ...... garage band and garage sales"

Full interview with Jane in Music Tech magazine 173, 2017

Used in the Global Chalet Microstudio.

He is because he has posted Twitter.

He said he started producing in garageband when he was seventeen but really started taking it seriously when he got ableton about 4 or 5 years ago.

I use a Macbook Pro with Garageband for recording rn.

The Market Leaders use Garage Band.

Think this is what he uses and another daw

James New discusses Garageband in this interview.

garageband is tight, i fuck with it.

"Writing initially on an acoustic guitar, Rogue sketched single-track demos into Apple GarageBand, experimenting with melodic and lyrical ideas."

It's listed on his 'Arsenal' page.

What I use to record my stuff

using this first to learn, then i'll upgrade to logic pro.

Mentioned in this April 10, 2013 article from Baker's official website. > I record to Garage Band that comes pre-installed on my Mac mini. It is incredibly simple and intuitive and can record multi track and more if I want. It sounds great. Easy to drop in a karaoke Mp3 from iTunes for a singing audition, as well. For auditioning purposes, it is terrific. About $1000 for the computer/monitor. This is restated in [this 2018 page from Baker's website I Want To Become A Voice Actor!](https://iwanttobeavoiceactor.com/your-studio/). > I record to Garage Band that comes pre-installed on my Mac mini. I like the Mac mini because it is pretty much silent– no cooling fan since its cooling is passive. The software is incredibly simple and intuitive and can record multi track and more if I want. It sounds great. It’s easy to drop in a karaoke Mp3 from iTunes for a singing audition, as well. For auditioning purposes, it is all I need. You could also do this from an iMac as well. About $1000 for the computer/monitor/pre-installed software.

"For recording I use a Stagg shotgun mic and an SM57 for vocals and acoustic instruments, use Garage Band as a means of recording clean takes, before putting the track together in FL Studio 9."