GarageBand iOS Masterclass (iPad/iPhone): Beginner's Guide! (Udemy.com)

Want focus on what to do (in optimal order) and more how, and when to do x instead of y. The inspirational diatribe is unnecessary… i’m here and paid for the course, I don’t need time wasted on inspirational encouragement. I brought that. Keep the learning going. Also, hope this is the last time you ask for a progress report until i’m through the course.

Course is good so far, simple, clear but its very slow if you want to go back and repeat a section , back 5 secs etc . Also, inhad big problems screen mirroring this on to my TV …it didnt seem to work which was a big hassle . Onward i go …

Very quick and top line. Felt like it was targeted to child. R

Yes when working on a project, it was good to be able to check videos at various stages, I liked the technique of one stage at a time as well, from my point of view it was well worth it, Thanks,

Dean is very helpful, honest and patient as a teacher. The course is easy to comprehend, straight forward and gets you started on day one. I recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn how to use garageband with their iphone.

Although the course is short, it is compact and full of information on how to use instruments and vocals in Garageband. Many of the course videos require watching several times to fully understand and to follow along when making a song. The instructor is very knowledgeable and engaging when explaining on how to use the Garageband software.

Great introductory course to Garageband iOS! A load of useful information provided in just one hour.Professionally presented, thorough and never dull. This is highly recommended to anyone looking to explore Garageband on their iPhone or iPad. Awesome!

2nd course I have of Dean’s. Good teaching style and I have liked how he presents info. I’m an Old Dog who wants his soon to be 9 year old granddaughter to write and play songs this summer together. Deans course along with some explanations from me will help us reach our goal we set for this summer (along with going fishing 2x a week).

Well laid introductory course that covers a lot in only 1 hour. Would like some iPad coverage and things like plugins, automation, jamming, soundpacks, custom chords in smart instruments, midi I/O, coverage of the sampler, operation using live loops/cells instead of tracks, connecting guitars & condenser microphone... these, along with some more, the existence of which I yet don't know... but then, this wouldn't have been an one-hour, introductory course, would it?

I have a good grasp of GB already but I greatly enjoyed your presentation, explanations and taking the opportunity to step back and share your overview. Well done for creating a a first class course.