What's a good way to save my own compositions
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classical duck
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Jul 7, 2009 at 09:38 PM
dancedhall Posts 3053 Registration date Wednesday May 13, 2009 Status Member Last seen March 12, 2010 - Jul 8, 2009 at 04:52 AM
dancedhall Posts 3053 Registration date Wednesday May 13, 2009 Status Member Last seen March 12, 2010 - Jul 8, 2009 at 04:52 AM
Hello,
What's a good way to save my own compositions? Leave them in Garage Band, change them to MP3, burn them to a CD as is? There is so much to learn. I find I'm a pretty good composer with my Garage Band, my Macs and MAudio Keystation. I like modern classical music like Phillip Glass and Morton Subotnick. Where can I go to learn and save my stuff? Is saving them in ITunes tantamount to loosing them forever? Can I retrieve the music and return it to Garage Band for editiong? classical duck quack quack
What's a good way to save my own compositions? Leave them in Garage Band, change them to MP3, burn them to a CD as is? There is so much to learn. I find I'm a pretty good composer with my Garage Band, my Macs and MAudio Keystation. I like modern classical music like Phillip Glass and Morton Subotnick. Where can I go to learn and save my stuff? Is saving them in ITunes tantamount to loosing them forever? Can I retrieve the music and return it to Garage Band for editiong? classical duck quack quack
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dancedhall
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Jul 8, 2009 at 04:52 AM
Jul 8, 2009 at 04:52 AM
hi,
you may convert them into mp3 format and then save them in a hard disk.
it will also be easy to edit them when needed.
you may convert them into mp3 format and then save them in a hard disk.
it will also be easy to edit them when needed.
