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Another hint: Since you can't "unmix" your recording and apply compression to every single instrument track, you might try out the AUMultiBandCompressor (just add it as a new effect in the individual or Master Track settings). It compresses several frequency bands individually instead of turning the overall volume up and down. So if e.g. the bass has a peak in one place, it'll only lower the low frequencies and not...

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stuff man guy wrote: I found out the answer; the strumming is in the FIRST expansion pack! wow, and i thought I really had it...what a stupid thing. Just curious as to how you found this out. White Macbook 2ghz | 4 gig Ram   Mac OS X (10.5.8)   Alesis iO/14 | Axiom 49 | iControl | Rode NT2000 | Guitars  

**** wrote: Isotope's MBIT+ ( which I think is Megabitmax Ultra ) and Sonalkis Ultimate-D are popular with the guys I know... But yeah, me too, I think POW-r is highly regarded. I generally like Isotope and Sonalkis so I can understand that. As a Logic user, I'm more than satisfied with POW-r, so couldn't justify spending $200+ on another dithering algorithm. If I were using Ozone, which I think includes MBIT, I'd feel the...

You know what the sad thing about every discussion I read about high resolution is? Everywhere I look I see people listening to music on an iPod or some other player. Earbuds or headphones. I know just 2 people here in AZ that actually have a high end system capable of playback worthy of all the resolution concern. iPod and mp3 players is a large percentage of everything now. The rest seem to be desktop speakers of some sort for the computer....

This worked for me at least and maybe for you also. If the issue is the effects are missing for real instrument Guitars...or if even the Guitars option is missing. Go to Library>Application Support>Garageband>Instrument LIbrary>Track Settings>Real. For me, I actually no longer had Guitars even show up in Real Instruments so the Real folder contents may be somewhat different if Guitars show up for you in GB...

For what you're doing you may want to use the AU multiband compressor. This will let you compress select frequencies differently. I probably would shut off track compression and just use the AU in the master track. 20" iMac 2.4 /  2.4 Aluminum Macbook   Mac OS X (10.6.2)    

Never used a speaker amp into the line-in, just an electric & acoustic amp, and vocals ... will get it looked at. Thanks again buddy, appreciate it. macbook   Mac OS X (10.5.8)    

I use the amp mods and effects for my bass, too - but then I've never shied from doing so in real life either. With a few tweaks and adjustments, you can get all kinds of killer sounds. I also have the limited edition of IK Multimedia's Ampeg SVX that I use as an AU plugin effect for a nice bump in bass amp power. I plan on upgrading at some point, but for now I've plenty to play with. MacPro Quad Core   Mac OS X...

okay so I tried to reinstall garageband by doing the customized installation but I dont see the "GarageBand Additional Instruments and Loops" option. I just see "Bundled Applications" when I click "Customize" ? Sorry for all the questions Message was edited by: primeocean