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The counter-feature to AudioCopy is appropriately named AudioPaste. You may also find the random app that uses a non-conventional name, such as Add to Clipboard, which is essentially what AudioCopy is doing. If an app supports AudioCopy, you'll see an option for AudioCopy in the apps share, save or export dialogue.

Before AudioCopy was available, you would have to do this via iTunes with the Share via iTunes option. The MP3 file can be added to your choice of hosting website later on.Understanding AudioCopy and Inter-App Audio in iOSĪudioCopy allows you to render out an audio file and then open it in another audio app, all within the device. Save your podcast as an MP3 file for best results. Rearrange your tracks as needed so that the music does not overlap the voice recording.ġ.) Choose Share > Export Song to Disk to save the project to your H drive or removable flash drive. If you click and drag one over to your project, it will fall on a new line below the other track. Select a category to browse, such as 'Jingles' or 'Country.' Click on any loop to listen. Click on the loop icon in the top right of the screen. Go to Edit > Join Regions to create one continuous track.Ĥ.) GarageBand provides a library of royalty-free songs and clips known as 'loops' that can be used for background music. To reconnect the pieces of track: Click and drag the pieces together so that no space is left between them (unless you want a gap in the recording). Click and drag your mouse to select all pieces, or click one and hold down the Shift key while clicking the others. Select any piece to erase, and press Delete key on the keyboard. Place your cursor at the other end of the section you want deleted, and split again. Go to Edit > Split Regions at Playhead to sever the track. To delete sections of the track: Click where the section begins so that your cursor is in place. Click anywhere in the track to play from a specific point.ģ.) Edit your track as needed, to remove long silences or mistakes in the narration. Use the slider at the top right of the window to zoom in or out (which will make it easier to edit just a few seconds in a long track).

You can also use Edit > Undo Recording to delete what you have just recorded.Ģ.) Press the triangle to listen to your playback. Keep '.band' at the end of the file name to open it again in GarageBand.ġ.) You are now ready to record! Press the red circle to start. For podcasting, use 'Narration Vocal' or 'Natural Vocal.'ĩ.) Go to File > Save and save your progress to your H drive or removable flash drive. Click on the track to select it, and then click on an effect to change the sound of your recording. Adjust the levels by dragging the button up and down, or by turning the dial on your USB microphone.Ĩ.) Lastly, you may want to add an effect to the track. Green means the level is good, while red means that it is too loud.

Speak into the microphone as you would while recording, and watch the green meter rise and fall. At the top of the screen, turn off '1234' and the metronome. Change the display from 'Beats & Project' to 'Time' to can keep track of the length of your recording.ħ.) Before recording, check the audio input levels. Select 'Record using a microphone or line input.' Choose 'Input 1' under Details to use the microphone just set up.Ħ.) Change some of the default settings that are more suited to musical recording than a podcast. A dropdown menu should appear with track options. It is recommended that you use headphones to avoid recording feedback.Ĥ.) Open a new 'Empty Project' by selecting the white music sheet. Then choose the Audio Output, which could be the computer's default speakers or headphones.

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For Simple Voice Recording Configure Podcast Settingsġ.) Open GarageBand (a software only available on Mac computers).Ģ.) Expand the details section at the bottom of the window to set your input and output settings.ģ.) Choose the Audio Input, which could be the computer's internal microphone or one you have plugged in.

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