Time for another reading roundup, where I highlight helpful iPad articles I’ve recently added to my reading list. In this collection you’ll find tips on using your iPad when traveling, getting AirPlay to work with apps on the iPad, resetting your Apple ID and using GarageBand on the iPad to make a podcast.
Nik Rawlinson and Susie Ochs from Mac|Life tell you
How to Turn Your iOS Device into a Traveling Companion
Reset your Mac login password. Sometimes a login password needs to be reset—for example, if you have forgotten the login password and can’t use a password hint to remember it. When a user’s login password is reset, a new default keychain is created to store the user’s passwords. Reset GarageBand. Go to Settings GarageBand, then tap Reset GarageBand. When you reset GarageBand, your song files, presets, or patches aren't affected. Other custom settings, such as the 24-bit audio resolution and Multitrack Recording settings, are reset to factory defaults. Back up any songs on your device.
Ben Reid over at Redmond Pie shows us
How To Make Airplay Work With Just About Any App On iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
J.R. Bookwalter at Mac|Life explains
How to Reset Your Apple ID
If you are having problems with the metronome in Garageband, we will explore a couple ways that may help you to turn it off. To turn off the Metronome. Go to 'Control' and click on 'Metronome.' That should un-check it. How to Turn Off Metronome in Garageband via shortcut. The shortcut to toggle to turn off the metronome is cmd-U. Garageband songs ipad, download garageband songs ipad, how to import songs into garageband ipad, how to edit songs on garageband on ipad, how to put garageband songs on imovie ipad, songs made with garageband ipad, how to export songs from garageband ipad, how to merge songs on garageband ipad, how to convert garageband songs to mp3 on ipad.
Adam Williams from AppStorm talks about
Making a Podcast with GarageBand for the iPad
Have you already emptied the Trash? If not, try if ctrl-clicking the Instrument Library in the Trash and selecting 'Put back' still works.
Reset Garageband Apple
Which GarageBand version? GarageBand '11 or GarageBand 10.0?
If you are having GarageBand 10.0., remove the GarageBand application from the Applications folder, restart the AppStore, and reinstall garageBAnd from the Purchased tab of the AppStore.
Reset Garageband Ios
- If you are having GarageBand '11, check if you are seeing GarageBand '11 on the Purchased tab of the AppStore. Do you?
- If not: Did GarageBand come preinstalled with MacOS 10.6. or earlier, or with MacOS 10.7 or later?
If MacOS X 10.6 or earlier, you will have System Installer CDs or DVDs. Use these media (the second disk with the bundled applications) to reinstall GaragBand, then use software update.
Reset Garageband Plugins
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