Q. What are GarageBand Regions, and what types of regions are there?
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A. A GarageBand region represents the area of a recording within a GarageBand track. There are 4 types of regions, each represented by a different colour:
In the above image fragment of the GarageBand timeline there is a MIDI (software) Region at the top, followed by an Audio (Real) Apple Loop, a recording made with a microphone (Real), and an Audio file that was dropped into the GarageBand timeline.
Note: An Audio File dropped into the GarageBand timeline, an Orange region, will not respond to tempo or pitch changes. This limitation can be overcome by converting the Orange Region to a Purple region.
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GarageBand from Apple Computer uses audio loops and MIDI loops in Apple Loops format. It can work with Audio Units plug-ins. Apple Macintosh Compatible FireWire and USB interfaces can be used to connect Audio and MIDI instruments to your Mac, and be recorded into GarageBand.
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