When you get a chord right, it turns green, a check mark appears next to it, and you move to the next chord. GarageBand “listens” to your guitar either through the audio interface it’s plugged into or, if you’re playing an acoustic guitar, through a microphone connected to your Mac.
Your job is to play the chords presented to you. Select it and GarageBand consumes your entire screen-much as it does when a lesson appears-and displays a guitar fretboard with chord symbols above. When you choose Guitar Lessons you see a new entry-Chord Trainer. Select one of these tabs to view the lessons in a list below. The Learn to Play project has been reorganized to include Guitar Lessons, Piano Lessons, and Artists Lessons tabs.
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Select New Project and you see the familiar Piano, Electric Guitar, Voice, Loops, Keyboard Collection, Acoustic Instrument, Songwriting, Podcast, and Movie entries in the main part of the screen.
The Project screen for each version is exactly the same, containing the same New Project, Learn to Play, Lesson Store, Magic GarageBand, iPhone Ringtone, and Recent Projects listings. In fact when you launch the latest version of GarageBand, it looks identical to the previous version. Those familiar with GarageBand ’09 needn’t fear that they’ll be presented with a wildly different interface. And for good reason-while the latest version of GarageBand brings no new podcasting features, it’s more musical than ever thanks to an expanded group of keyboard and guitar lessons, additional modeled guitar amps and effects, a “How Did I Play?” feature that checks and scores the accuracy of your keyboard and guitar playing, and two features brought over from Logic and Logic Express-Flex Time and Groove Matching-that let you easily adjust timing. After all, the musical member of Apple’s suite of creative applications joined iPhoto and iMovie in rating a mention during this week’s Back to the Mac event. GarageBand ranks among the three iLife applications that matter most to Apple.
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