How to score with GarageBand
How to get started using GarageBand to create a film score
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Step 1
Step 1. Housekeeping: Before you start
Step 1
Reduce the size of the movie
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Movie Player is a useful tool
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Here are the menus and settings for doing the export
To make your movie file run faster by exporting to a new codec, you can change the settings to Photo-JPEG compression with only 12 frames per second at half size. The audio should be the same as the project so you hear it clearly. |
Step 2
Step 2. Set up GarageBand for a single cue
Step 2 Set up GarageBand for scoring
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Movie Player is a useful tool
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Step 3
Step 3. Export the finished music for the first cue
Step 3 Convert the first cue to an AIFF file
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The film cue is ready for exporting
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Step 4
Step 4. Set up GarageBand for the next cue
Step 4 Set up GarageBand for the next film cue
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Movie Player is a useful tool
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Step 5
Step 5. Set up GarageBand to mix all the cues
Step 5 Set up GarageBand to combine all the cues
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Start the same way you start any GarageBand project
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If you have any questions
Contact your instructor
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