Hey Mattaay, Just saw your note. The quick answer is Yes! I'd bet that with the right adaptors (maybe an iRig) you could record analog, from the sounds on your brain. But you can also record midi, which is what I did. On that, here's what I'd written in another post when GB for iPad first came out:
Drums: From brain (midi out) into M-Audio Uno (midi to usb), into iPad camera connector kit (usb to ipad) into iPad. Just open the drum set in iPad Garageband: kick, snare, crash, three toms, the bow and foot pedal on hat, and top of the ride all work perfectly, with dynamics according to how I'm playing my drum kit. The only limitations at this point: the hi hat rim/edge on my VH 11 hat makes no sound, (which affects playing style) and I am unable to trigger the bell sound while hitting my ride cymbal (Cy-8). (Might be able to adjust both of these through the Roland brain). In any case, it was plug and play: played and recorded a sweet groove very easily!
Drums: From brain (midi out) into M-Audio Uno (midi to usb), into iPad camera connector kit (usb to ipad) into iPad. Just open the drum set in iPad Garageband: kick, snare, crash, three toms, the bow and foot pedal on hat, and top of the ride all work perfectly, with dynamics according to how I'm playing my drum kit. The only limitations at this point: the hi hat rim/edge on my VH 11 hat makes no sound, (which affects playing style) and I am unable to trigger the bell sound while hitting my ride cymbal (Cy-8). (Might be able to adjust both of these through the Roland brain). In any case, it was plug and play: played and recorded a sweet groove very easily!
Is GarageBand Free? Yes, Garageband is free for Mac. However, you can buy a package called Mainstage Three, which contains a ton of different instruments, drum kits, synths, and other kits. It costs about $ 39.99 for the entire package. GarageBand For PC is one of. Using the Drums Touch Instrument, you can play a drum kit simply by tapping the onscreen drums. You can choose either an acoustic or electronic drum kit. Oct 30, 2011 BUT I can tell you midi does control the drum kits in GarageBand, I just tested it with a midi controller plugged into the camera connection kit.
Free Drum Kits For Garageband Ios
Apr 12, 2011 12:53 PM
Recording Drums In Garageband
- Korg Nano Pad or other drum finger pad trigger. You will need a powered USB hub to use the Korg NanoPad. Apr 02, 2020 they are not that good but you can use GarageBand even for beat production. You can add your own drum kits and sample to make goo stuff if you give a try. Thanks for watching.
- A good drum beat can add a lot to any song. It can be hard to make a custom beat for a home recording or music project, and a good drum machine can help. If you use GarageBand for your recordings, and you have iDrum, there is a lot you can do to make your song have a great drum track.
- Virtual drummers representing specific genres automatically play along with your song, while simple controls let you fine‑tune their performance. Drummers can even listen to your riff and come up with the perfect complementary beat. And GarageBand now includes three percussionists who each have their own signature nine‑piece kits.