You can learn to play your guitar or keyboard by taking the guitar or piano lessons included with GarageBand. You can download additional lessons, including Artist Lessons with songs taught by the artists themselves. You choose and open lessons from the Project Chooser.
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Learn More »Click a point in the navigation bar to move the playhead to that point. If the notation area is visible, press the Left Arrow key to move to the previous note or chord. Press the Right Arrow key to move to the next note or chord. Play a specific section of a lesson Each lesson is organized in sections, based on the material being covered. The sections appear in a row at the bottom of the window, above the control bar. You can select a section to play, and practice a section repeatedly until you master it. In GarageBand on Mac, click the section in the navigation row above the control bar. The playhead moves to the beginning of the section. If the lesson is stopped, click the Play button or press the Space bar to start it playing. Repeat a section In GarageBand on Mac, click the Cycle button (with two curved arrows) in the control bar. In the navigation row above the control bar, click the section you want to repeat. You can Shift-click multiple sections to repeat them in sequence. If the notation area is visible, you can click in the notation area to repeat one bar, or Shift-click multiple bars to repeat them. You can adjust the length of the cycle region to cover part of a bar. Click the Play button, or press the Space bar. Play without instruction In GarageBand on Mac, move the pointer over the left edge of the video area, then click Play. Click the Play button in the control bar, or press the Space bar. You can play the entire lesson, or select sections to play and repeat. Close a lesson In GarageBand on Mac, click the small “x” in the gray circle at the upper-left corner of the window, or press the Escape key. When you close a lesson, you return to the Project Chooser. GarageBand remembers where you stopped and starts the lesson from the same place the next time you open it. You can customize the appearance of the video, notation, and instrument to suit the way you want to learn. You can also slow down the speed of the lesson, change the mix of a lesson, and have GarageBand show you how you played.
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