Ahead of Tuesday's media event, Apple has revised its Built-in Apps page for the iPhone 5s to reveal the full set of new iOS 7-themed icons for the six iLife and iWork apps offered for iOS. The new ...

Many iOS users don't bother to change the default ringtone on their devices. After all, the default tone has been the same for a long time now, and it has become somewhat iconic and part of the iPhone ...

Let’s have a bit of weekend fun today. We’re going to jam out on GarageBand for iOS with our friends. Imagine it’s 20 years ago, and you and your friends all get together with your instruments, hook ...

Apple's iOS software that powers iPhones has seen tons of improvements in terms of customizability over the past few years. Just a couple of versions ago, you couldn't add widgets to your iPhone's ...

GarageBand was originally released as part of Apple’s iLife software bundle in 2003, which also included iMovie and iPhoto. This suite of software titles had one remit; to facilitate creativity for ...

Waking up to a brand-new day and greeting the sunrise with a warm smile is exactly what the doctor ordered. But if you're the kind of person who needs a special trick to never miss your morning alarm ...

GarageBand is a pretty easy DAW to get to grips with, but beneath its user-friendly surface there's a surprising amount of powerful functionality. If you want to take your GarageBand know-how to the ...

If you’re armed with a reasonably recent Apple Mac or iOS device, you can download GarageBand for free. Which is great, because GarageBand is one of the most powerful music-making tools in existence.

In the past few weeks we’ve covered features of GarageBand that are helpful to nonmusicians— GarageBand’s interface, creating ringtones, and creating grooves using the application’s loops. In this ...

In this post, we will show you how to use GarageBand on Windows 11/10. GarageBand is a software application that allows users to create music, podcasts, soundtracks, and other types of audio content.

When introducing you to GarageBand in our last lesson, I claimed that nonmusicians could find uses for Apple’s audio and music application. I can hardly blame some of you for responding with a hearty ...