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depends, you using a real instrument, a mac's built in microphone, computer instrument? more detail... what do you want to do?
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I actually find the Help file for Garageband pretty useful. Not like most that are somewhat convoluted and difficult to understand. I would check that out first and if you don't get your answer there, try Google.
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Apple Training Series : GarageBand 3 (Apple Training Series) by Mary Plummer (Paperback - April 25, 2006)
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