These controllers should also reproduce the expressive ability of the instrument it emulates.
You may also decide to simply purchase 3rd party software instruments (VST, VST3, AU, AAX).Įither way, you’ll need something to reproduce the sounds of real instruments because keyboard controllers are simply that controllers. If you’re simply looking for the sound of an acoustic piano and/or electric piano (Rhodes, Wurlitzer, etc…), Garageband includes some high-quality software instruments from the start. Regardless, one of these three methods will surely be the right one for you, so consider them well! I just wanted to cover the fundamentals before diving into anything specific. You can also route all these tracks to another bus (although it might be necessary).Įither way, I’ll be running you through the details for each approach. You’ll also want to make sure that all the tracks you want to hear have monitoring enabled.
The only thing you need to do while recording is to remember to record-enable all the tracks you’d like to record at the same time. It really won’t add to the magic of recording keyboard and vocals at the same time if it stresses you out more than anything. They’ll be fine once they’re recorded, but the whole point is to “live” your performance. If you’ll be using USB audio interfaces, you may have difficulty getting your tracks to “sync”. It’s an independent process and has resulted in some of the lowest audio latency rates we’ve ever heard! The difference with Thunderbolt is that it writes data directly to the storage medium without passing through the CPU.
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