12 Bar Blues 17 Podcasting 17 Old-Style Radio Show 18 3. There’s more extensive information in the Apple GarageBand for iPad manual here. The metronome will play a 4-beat count-in and then you can record your 12 bar blues sequence using the G, C and D chord strips 4.Once you have reached the end of the 12 bars, GarageBand will play back the string part from bar 1. Listen to the part you recorded to make sure you’re happy with it and then press. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
I’m using GarageBand on my iPad Air 2, iOS 11. Tried to do a song in 12/8. Tried heavy swing in 4/4 (totally wrong feel), & tried 6/8, but you need two 6/8 bars to equal one 12/8 bar & using the drum sequencer...well, it doesn’t work out well. Had to have each section as one bar because the pattern wasn’t the same for all 4 beats. Lots of 1 bar sections, no thank you. Does anyone know if there’s any help on the horizon from Apple? 12/8 is pretty common when you‘re doing blues or country or a whole host of other genres.
iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cellular, iOS 11.1.2
Garageband Ipad 12 Bar Blues Progression
12 Bar Blues Progression
Posted on Dec 1, 2017 3:05 PM