Yeah I know, and the learning curve for GB is a pain in the rump. I’m hoping
for something simpler to work with than GB if it all possible. How about
Amadeus pro does that do looping?
Sent from my IPhone
> On Mar 29, 2021, at 9:22 PM, kliph miller Sr
> wrote:
>
> Garage band does this and
Garage band does this and a whole lot more, and it is free99! And comes
preinstalled on all apple devices
Are you good at editing audio or want to learn how? Want to explore all the
options on how to make your recordings for podcasts or other files sound good?
Then audio editing101 is the
Thanks,
I will just ignore it.
> On Mar 29, 2021, at 4:20 PM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
>
> Hello robert,
> yes, in Big Sur the boot partition is a read-only signed image that is merged
> with the data area. I believe the startup marker is indicating that you can
> boot from it, not that you
I’m looking for an app either iPhone or OS X that will let me mark positions on
an audio file (X begin, why end) and loop that section. Any suggestions? I’m
not interested in anything with a high learning curve or a big price tag.
Simpler the better. my purpose is to record a chord progression
I use Teams on my iPhone everyday and it is very accessible.
To get into a meeting, make sure that you are on the calendar tab—second from
the right at the bottom.
Then, find the meeting and the button right after the name of the meeting is
labelled “Join.”
Once you are in the meeting, you
Hi all,
I know this topic has come up before, but of course, I had no reason to care
about using Teams on my iPhone at the time, so I didn’t save much of the info.
Today, however, I was trying to get into a meeting on Teams using my iPhone
running iOS 14.4.1, and I could not get it to work at
Hello robert,
yes, in Big Sur the boot partition is a read-only signed image that is merged
with the data area. I believe the startup marker is indicating that you can
boot from it, not that you have booted from it. if you erase this partition (
well, it is not really a partition) than you
Dear list,
I hope some of you can help with this issue.
I installed Big Sur on a second APFS Volume on Catalina.
The install went well, but while in Catalina, there is a volume on the desktop
called Update.
If I boot into Big Sur there is Macintosh HD, and Big Sur volumes as it should
be. I can
