Ever feel like there are two different people whispering in your ears? This is a comparison of two four-chord progressions that are only one note different. One is much more harmonious than the other. But there is something sultry and colorfully seductive and about the minor progression that makes me want to keep coming back to it…
No GarageBand loops here. These are all played as straight parts except for the arpeggiator.
Love that Leslie!
This is a crazy experiment with a bunch of loops named Deisel Power. This is the most electronic sound I have tinkered with so far. I wish GarageBand had more ways to tweak and customize the built-in loops without having to re-record them into the system.
This is an arrangement using almost all the GarageBand loops named Boogie Right. It reminds me of several of the original emotes in Fortnite.
Boogie Down!
This is a collage of all the symphonic loops in GarageBand version 1. It feels very formal.
More playing on this one. Way fewer sample loops and smart instruments. This just feels like a chase seen in a low-budget spy flick. Does he get caught in the end or does he get away? Leave me a comment and let me know…
Just a blues progression played with bunch of “Smart” instruments in GarageBand. Check out the guest appearance by the Lego Brews Bros!
This is just a circular chord progression that evolved into a musical story. It’s another piece that feels like it goes around in circles, and never really arrives anywhere. Hence the title…
Just a tune for fun. Ever get confused by signs about which way to go?
This started with the loop set of dark heavy rhythm guitars included in the GB app. I added the bass and drums first, then played some leads on the iPad fret board, and some on the keyboard with the rock guitar setting. ‘Tried to mimic the Judas Priest style. Did I get close?
GarageBand has a variety of drum kits and drum machines, and even has a screen of Chinese percussion. But there are no congas, bongos, timbales or any Latin or Afro percussion. So this is a collection of many if not most of the Latin persussion loops included in the first version from Apple.
Isn’t this typically what happens when you get a bunch drummers together in one place?
