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is there anything like Smart Guitar, Smart keob...

please advise. I'm a guitar player and just want to make some easy music with a function like Garage band's Smart drums, Smart bass and so on.

because it's not efficient to do the work in Ipad.

the apply loops seem not perfect for me. I can't make a chord progress of mine.

Probably the difference between professional software vs. beginner's software.

Although who know's what's next for Logic.

Why don't you purchase software that does what you want instead of trying to use Logic in a manner it's not designed for?  Leave the "smart" stuff for Garageband.

If you have a midi controller such as a keyboard or some type of drum pads you can create the beats yourself. Otherwise you can use your computer's keyboard to input notes or pencil in the notes in the piano roll editor. No different than in Garageband. Lot's of flexibility.

If he just wants to move off his ipad, It sounds like Ben doesn't realize that there is a more advanced version of Garage Band available for his Mac- isn't that just what he's looking for?

Well, yeah, but he does say he's a guitar player, so I'd guess making early early forays into sequencing.

If that's the case, it would definitely be better to get into the Grid/Piano Roll editor in Garageband for creating drum beats to begin with, as mdee suggested, assuming no other MIDI controller. Putting simple bass lines in like that is probably a bit of good practice as well, so eventually you can play your guitar to them, can't you ?

You can get somewhere like that and make it sound really good - guitar, bass and drums - using Garageband, I have tried it, but obviously Logic has a lot more options.

I still think it's best to use software designed for the purpose, there are some very good programs out there made for generating auto-accompniment based on chord changes in pretty much every style plus being able to design your own style.

Who knows, maybe the next version of Garageband will include it, I see Garageband now has Flex-Time.

Yeah, you may be right - we don't know exactly what he's looking for.

I remember Band in a Box from a very long time ago - it may even have been for the Atari or perhaps my memory may be decieving me and it was an early PC program - seemed interesting in some kind of way at the time, but I never tried it.

If you haven't seen Band in a Box lately you may want to take a look, I saw the latest version at a studio here in town a couple of weeks ago. It now uses high quality samples for an audio source and the number of musical styles is in the hundreds. I'm not a fan of auto accompaniment type programs but what I heard sounded really good.

Garageband for Mac doesn't currently include the "Smart" instruments. Only the iOS version.

I've found that I can use those Smart Instruments in the iOS version, then export it to my Mac, and open it in Logic. No problem.

Yeah, sorry, I'm probably digressing a bit - if you can use that sort of stuff as a scratchpad and a reminder of what you imagined, then I guess it might be useful.

Anyway, Ben Mok, what do you reckon ?

Hello.. are you there ?

He he....

I'm also interested in using smart guitar with my macpro, iconnectivity interface , and Tasman 4. I like the simplicity and natural timing of smart guitar. Right now, I'm using iphone6 and live guitar. It works live but the timing when recording is Off. what I'm wondering is iphone GB really doesn't have a midi export function and I believe iPad GB does. Before I invest I was hoping someone could let me know if it works better with a midi interface or any other alternative to using a midi instrument to trigger my third party synth.

Oh yes, I need to try and export the iPhone recording through iCloud into my Cubase6.5. I did try in GB , but the Tasman synth overloaded in GB when playing back more then one track

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