Coincidence or not, Apple usually matches the introduction of new equipment and software with a minor update of a program. At the presentation of the new 2016 MacBook Pro, Apple presented the current version of Final Cut and with the release of the MacOS versions, iTunes or Safari updates are usually put on the bandwagon.
Following tradition, today we have a new update to GarageBand And this time they are not limited to the typical error correction. Now Apple's Music Composer Program supports Touch Bar and incorporates among the new options, 3 new drums and the ability to remotely add tracks.
The new version of GarageBand is built from the ground up to gain freshness that perfectly combines with the new features. Now it's easier to create songs with GarageBand, even more so with the addition of the 3 new drums. The sound quality reproduced by the application on our Mac is exceptional.
Thanks to smart controls, it's even easier to locate and add instruments from the sound library.
GarageBand relies on the Remote Logic application to Play any instrument wirelessly on iPad. Also, if you have different Macs, like an iMac, but want to continue working in another room or on the way to work, we can always synchronize our projects thanks to iCloud.
In summary, in this new version that we can download at the end of the article, we find:
- New more modern design, improving ease of use for those starting out as GarageBand users.
- Incorporated the Touch Bar compatibility.
- 3 new batteries, with new styles.
- Option to incorporate drum tracks that act in a loop, to customize each of the loops in detail with intelligent controls.
- Allows importing new tracks, even those created with iPad or iPhone.
For a few weeks, GarageBand has been available for free on the Mac App Store.