Hey guys, I like the tutorials that Sarah referred me to, their great! I do need help though. I can't figure out how to add an apple loop to a track. I know the normal directions say to drag and drop the loop into the track, but I can't seem to do that. Some of the older garage band tutorials were using the perevious version of Garage Band, so it's hard for me to follow their directions because the older version's layout is very different from this one, and I don't have any experience with the older versions. Can anybody who has experience with this help me out? Maybe I just don't know where to drag and drop the tracks, or maybe there's a voiceover trick I can't figure out? I've also tried just copying and pasting the loop into the track, but no dice. If somebody has it on their computer but doesn't have a lot of experience, maybe if they have more vision than I do they could still look at it and help me out? Thoughts? Thanks Laurel <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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