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Using the SonicCell Editor
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You’ll find detailed instructions for using the SonicCell Editor in its manual, which you can display by clicking the Help button in the SonicCell Editor window. What follows here are some quick instructions to get you started.
When you’re done setting up a performance, save it so you can recall it when you return to work on your song, sending it back to SonicCell to restore its settings for the song.
Selecting a Patch for a Part
You choose each patch you want to use in GarageBand by selecting it for the part that a GarageBand MIDI track is configured to play. Here’s how:
1Click the part’s number in the PARTS area of the Editor window.
2Select a patch for the part using the controls in the
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You can select performances stored in SonicCell using the PERFORM NAME popup located above the
Digging Deeper
The SonicCell Editor lets you change the current performance’s sounds in a range of ways. The
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Before using the PERFORM PATCH buttons, be sure to select the part that plays the patch you want to edit. You do this by clicking the part’s number in the
Recording Audio from SonicCell in GarageBand
If you haven’t yet read the Using SonicCell as an Audio Interface Workshop booklet, read it now before proceeding. SonicCell offers lots of
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