[Sophia Lee]

Pink noise is a type of noise that we perceive as being balanced throughout the frequency spectrum. This means that, to our ears, the low frequencies sound as loud as the high frequencies. People have noticed that a well-mixed song has a similar shape to pink noise on a spectrum analyzer. I put a great mix through an analyzer to show you that.

1. Turn down the output of your audio interface so you don’t blow out your speakers, headphones or ears.
2. Add a tone/signal/noise generator plugin to a spare track in your DAW. In most DAWs, you’ll find this tool in your stock plugin library.
3. Set the plugin up to play pink noise at around -12dB.
4. Loop the section of your song where most of the tracks are playing (usually the chorus).
5. Solo the pink noise track. Keep it soloed throughout this process.
6. Solo the first track in your song.
7. Increase the fader level on this track until it can barely be heard over the pink noise.

Mixing with pink noise won’t help you make better-sounding music.

[Sophia Lee]

Import audio and MIDI files with the Files app in the control bar, then tap Files. Tap “Browse items from the Files app,” then locate and tap an audio or MIDI file to import it. To preview an audio file, tap it in the list.
When you import a multitrack MIDI file, GarageBand creates a new Keyboard track for each track in the MIDI file. The total number of resulting tracks cannot exceed 32 tracks. You cannot add multitrack MIDI files to cells in Live Loops.

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Cheers!

[Sophia Lee]

You can import music and sound from GarageBand and Logic Pro X into Final Cut Pro.

Do one of the following:

In GarageBand: Choose Share > Song to Media Browser.

In Logic Pro X: Choose File > Share > Song to Media Browser.

In Final Cut Pro, open the Photos and Audio sidebar by doing one of the following:

Choose Window > Go To > Photos and Audio (or press Shift-Command-1).

Click the Photos and Audio button in the top-left corner of the Final Cut Pro window.

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Cheers!

[Sophia Lee]

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[Sophia Lee]

I’m interested in GB too. I would assume that GB can function as a MIDI sequencer and trigger an external keyboard via MIDI, but I am by no means certain this is true.
OTOH using it with an external sequencer might not be a good idea. GB IS a sequencer and the best way to use it might be with its own engine. GB should be the center piece of the setup, not a MIDi slave. Read here to more details: https://garagebandonpc.com/
For an application like the one you have in mind, any other soft synth / sequencer might work better .
Garage Band only will control its own synths. No MIDI out for external gear.