Garage band tutorial

Garage band tutorial

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  Podcast a personal goal for this year Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors: What goal do you have for yourself this year? Is it academic? Athletic? Professional? Social? Be specific about something you’d like to achieve for the year. We have a way better chance of reaching a goal if we define it, write about it and then share it with others. Write approximately 150 words outlining your goal, how you plan on getting there and/or why it’s important to you; your podcast should be at least 30 seconds long. Seniors: Look at the planning wheel you’ve created for your SLE proposal. Use the information in the wheel to write approximately 150 words explaining your SLE and what inspired you to choose it. After you’ve written out your goal and gone over it with your teacher, it’s time to podcast it using GarageBand...the following slides will explain how to do this.
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  PRIZES WILL BE AWARDEDTO THE MOST THOUGHTFUL AND PROFESSIONAL SOUNDING PODCASTS
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  1. Open upGarageBand and choose “podcast” Hint: if you already know how to podcast try helping others in the class
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  Name your podcast:yourname:2013goal or if you are a senior: yourname:SLE
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  Select “male” or“female” voice beneath “podcast track”
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  To begin recordingclick on red record button Now, read your “goal 2013” or “SLE” paragraph aloud; do several takes until you get a good, clean recording without any stuttering or awkward pauses press the space bar to stop recording
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  Click “show loopbrowser” listen to some jingles/effects that fit with your recording
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  Drag the jingleyou want into the “jingles” track make sure “ducking” is selected under “control”
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  Try splitting yourvoice track... This allows music to fill the space for a nice pause effect Hint: you must select track by clicking on it before splitting
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  Want to addan episode picture or artwork? Hint: Garage Band has a great help tab Open up “Media Browser” select “Photos” and drag the desired photo to “episode artwork”
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  Play back podcastand edit tracks until you are happy with the result Now, share it to Itunes ( this saves the podcast as a file in your Itunes library)
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  It will looklike this in your library.... Now you are ready to showcase it in your English class and let everyone know what your goal is...sharing your goal is one step closer to achieving it!
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  For a videotutorial and review of podcasting in GarageBand, click the link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RimJ6BfQaTE