Yup, just verified that I could do this in GarageBand. I had to load the
midi file into iTunes so I could then find it in the Media Browser in
Garage Band. Once I found it in there I did a copy and then went to the
Arrange Layout Area, interacted with that and the interacted with the
track headers group and then did a paste. That brought in the midi file
with all of it's track. After that if you VO to the LCD group after the
set of play/record checkboxes, you can interact with that and find the
LCD mode popup button. One of those is called 'project'. Once you've
picked that you can voiceover to the LCD Summary Group and in there is
the tempo and keychange settings. Oh, and just past the LCD thingy
you'll find a checkbox to turn off the metronome which was on by default
for me. Hope this helps.
CB
On 1/12/12 8:33 AM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
Hi.
Is there a good and accessible program, that lets you play midi on a mac, it
would be nice, if you also could control the tempo and it would be fantastic,
if you also could transpose a midifile? Are there some accessible software
synthesizers too?
Best regards Annie.
Best regards Annie.
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