Billboard Top Videos. Top Articles. By Eliot Van Buskirk. Copied to clipboard. Click to copy. Watch Now. Returning back to , you can do something similar. All four performances are recorded one of the devices, and everything is in sync. And of course you can use any instrument available in GarageBand. One of you can take care of beats, another can lay down a fat bassline, and so on. Step one is to round up a group of friends with iPhones, iPads, or even iPods Touch.
The way Jam Sessions work is that one device is assigned as the master. Think of this as the tape recorder. The other devices sync to this master aka. Bandleader, but they still record their own audio or MIDI. Then, when the session is over, they send these recordings to the master, where they are assembled into a multitrack song. I picked Drummer. Tap the Settings button in the control bar.
By default, the bandleader controls playback and recording for the jam session. When the leader turns off Bandleader Control, band members can share control of playback. When a band member taps Record, recording starts on their device, and playback starts on all other devices. The bandleader can collect recordings from all the band members, either automatically or manually. While the leader collects recordings, playback and recording stop, and all GarageBand controls are paused.
By default, recordings are collected automatically after each recording when Bandleader Control is on. The leader can also turn off auto-collection and collect recordings manually. If the number of tracks exceeds the maximum number eight , the leader can delete tracks, or ask members to mute or delete tracks, then collect recordings again. If the leader starts a new recording or manually collects tracks again, all collected tracks are deleted and replaced by new collected tracks.
However, if the leader unmutes or edits a collected track, it is not deleted. If the leader copies a collected track, the copy is not deleted. If the leader turns Auto-Collect Recordings on or off after collecting recordings, the collected tracks are not deleted the next time recording starts.
After collecting recordings, the leader can make changes to the song, and then email the finished song to the members as an audio file. If members leave a jam session, either by tapping Leave Session, opening the My Songs browser, or because of a network problem, they can rejoin the session by following the same steps they used to join the session originally.
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