

You can use either the internal monitor option within GarageBand in order to hear the amp sounds, or the Direct Monitor feature on the iTrack Solo to hear the 'dry' signal. Select Channel 2 to route the instrument input to the guitar track.ĥ. Create a guitar track by tapping the ‘+’ button on the bottom left-hand corner of the screen, select Guitar Amp Track and scroll to select the desired Amp model to be used.Ĥ. To record a guitar, follow the procedure below:Ģ.

If you wish to record using reverb or other effects, turn OFF direct monitoring on the interface and GarageBand monitoring ON. Switch Monitor OFF and enable Direct Monitor on the iTrack Solo you will hear the 'dry' signal without any latency. Select Channel 1 to route the mic input to the vocal track.ĥ. Tap the jack plug icon to open the Input Settings controls.Ĥ. Create a vocal track by tapping the ‘+’ button on the bottom left-hand corner of the screen and select Audio Recorder.ģ. Open the GarageBand song you are working on.Ģ.
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To route the iTrack Solo mic input into GarageBand follow the procedure below (operating instructions for GarageBand are beyond the scope of this article, but the application includes a full set of Help files):ġ. To record a microphone, follow the procedure below: With iTrack Solo, you can add vocals and real-world instruments as well.

It is a useful compositional tool and used on its own, allows you to create music from the range of virtual instruments it provides. GarageBand is one of the most popular recording apps for iOS devices.
