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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 10 Joined: 08-Dec 01 From: Queens Member No.: 2,607 ![]() |
I am a public school music teacher who is thinking about getting a new iBook to use as a portable music making tool. Here's what I would like to do with it:
1. Sequence backing tracks in various musical styles for my students to play along with in class. I'd want to burn these backing tracks onto cd and bring them into the classroom so my kids can jam to a calypso-style "This Land Is Your Land" or whatever. What would be good software to do this with an iBook? 2. Record my own music and my students music either live or track by track - what is the best way to get sound into an iBook? 3. Begin to explore the world of software synths. Which ones are easy to use and can interact well with the software/hardware used for the above two items? I hope that's clear enough. I'd appreciate any suggestions. If there's anyone answering who lives in the NYC area and can help me in person with this I'd be really grateful. Thank you for supporting public education. |
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![]() Newbie Group: Members Posts: 10 Joined: 08-Dec 01 From: Queens Member No.: 2,607 ![]() |
My fear is that after I get my new iBook (if I in fact do) that I will run into some little problem that I won't be able to fix and this website will be closed down. Is there some resource in the NYC area that you know about where people teach each other how to do all this in person? Or a class or teacher?
Again, my thanks for all your help. |
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