How to cut and paste in garageband

This tutorial walks you will teach you how to work with Regions in GarageBand, including cutting and pasting, joining and splitting, and more.

When you’re ready to compose music in GarageBand, it’s important to become familiar with Regions.

Regions are the foundations of your musical creations. Whether you add an Apple Loop, record an instrument, or insert a media file, it creates a Region.

To cut use Command-X or the menu item EDIT→CUT.

Each Region displays at the top of your GarageBand screen in the Tracks area as a rounded rectangle. And as you have probably guessed, Regions can be manipulated. Here’s how to do that on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.

Working with Regions in GarageBand on Mac

Types of Regions

You’ll be working with different types of Regions in GarageBand on Mac, and each is colored-coded so you can quickly identify its type.

• Blue Regions: Audio recordings and some audio Apple Loops
• Green Regions: MIDI regions from software instrument recordings, instrumental Apple Loops, and imported MIDI files
• Orange Regions: Imported audio files without tempo information
• Yellow Regions: Drummer tracks

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how to copy and paste in garageband mac

how to copy and paste in garage band