Recent content by MrDon

Well I started using Garage Band and am blogging my progress if anyone is interested...due to rules I cannot post a link but simple google 'Amateur IPad Audio' and you will find my blog hosted at Wordpress.

Well I gave Garage Band a try and love it. Simple to use and the results is good enough for what I wanted. So far I have made a backing track for the song 'Wheels' by the Foo Fighters that I can play lead guitar over. I can see this will be the start of a happy working relationship between me...

Similar. It is a solid body guitar made by an English company called Indie. The pickups are the same so I do get a good Oasis sound from it but equally she can scream when plucked the right way! Great for playing Foo Fighters - currently one of my biggest inspirations. Both electrics are...

Here are my guitars Mine is the one with the Union Jack and the acoustic. My wife plays the blue one.

Yes it is. Wifey and I are true rockers and absolutely loved the musical. I took the picture with my iPhone and thought it would make an appropriate avatar for a rocker! Lol Haven't seen "Return to the Forbidden Planet" but have considered it.

Looks good thanks. I will download it as its uber cheap at £2.99. I will post up a link to my work if I get anything out of it. :-)

Cool. Thanks guys. I will download Garage band. It might be exactly what I need. If I manage anything good with it I will be sure to post it up on YouTube and copy a link into this thread. Don

Hello all Please can you recommend some good apps I can use to record individual tracks to then sample over each other? I play multiple instruments and using the built in mic on the ipad, I would like to try and record individual parts to sample over and produce a completed song I could record...

Hi all Recently got my iPad 2 and feel I am not utilising it to its full potential. So I was hoping on this forum I could pointed in the right direction. Basically I am a guitarist and I am interested in recording my music through the iPad (even if it means mic'ing my amps) so I need...