Hi,

To select a portion of a track, you need to split it up into regions.  For 
example, you want measures 4-13 like you mentioned.  You would go to the track 
and press command T to split at the beginning of the 4th measure.  Then move 
ahead to the beginning of measure 14 and press Command T again.  Now you should 
have 3 regions. 1-4 4-13 and 14 to the end of the track.  Now you can just find 
the region containing the measures you need and cut or copy it to the 
clipboard.  Unfortunately, this will not work when wanting to add effects to a 
certain part of the track.  You will actually have to cut out the region, and 
paste it to a new track and apply the effects  to a different track.

hth

Ricardo Walker
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On Feb 18, 2011, at 8:39 AM, Robert Hooper wrote:

> I last posted this message with another subject, but as it seems to have 
> slipped under the radar, here it is again.
> I am glad to say that the use of Garage Band, although different than other 
> programs with which I am used to working, is fairly simple. My question is in 
> regards to track selection. If I only want to manipulate a few measures of a 
> track, how would I do so? Let’s say I wished to select measures 4-13 for 
> purposes of copying that particular track’s content to the clipboard for 
> later pasting or use in the project; or maybe there were a few recording 
> mistakes I wish to rectify without having to do another retake of the track. 
> Maybe I want to delete measures 4-13 or replace them with silence—I could 
> also wish to apply a certain effect to this selected portion of track. How is 
> this accomplished? Furthermore, let’s say I wish to select parts of a guitar 
> and piano track (measures 4-13), but omit another guitar, bass, and drum 
> track. Is this possible? I know that Garage Band has limited capabilities as 
> an audio editor, but until I can afford ProTools, this is what I’m limited to 
> using. Any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Robert Hooper
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