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Learning piano in order to play at even a decent level requires serious commitment. No matter
how you learn, you will need to practice regularly (ideally daily) in order to make progress.
Otherwise, every time you return to the piano, you waste time relearning and rehashing
techniques you should have already mastered. If you own an iPad, there is a way you can use
basic piano skills to record and share your own music - and as your piano playing improves,
evidence of your progress can swiftly be captured on the iPad.
The application I'm talking about is called Garage Band, and if you haven't got yourself a copy yet,
I recommend that you download it as soon as you finish reading this. It costs just a few dollars,
and will be one of the best investments you'll ever make.
Garage Band provides an 8 track recording environment on your iPad. I must admit when I first
heard about it I thought to myself, "can an iPad application really give you a realistic and
satisfactory recording experience?" Well, I can tell you now that the answer is an emphatic YES!
My early recording experiences were on 4 track tape, bouncing tracks around in order to squeeze
out as much music out of the equipment as possible. Quality suffered a bit, but generally I was
pleased with my efforts. But effort was the key word - as it took hours of careful manipulation and
re-recording to get everything to sound the way it should.
However, when I started using Garage Band I was able to replicate the same results within the
first hour of starting to use it! The application contains a number of keyboard - based sounds, so
anyone learning the piano can quite easily begin to get more than acceptable results almost
straight away. It makes a great complement to formal piano lessons, taken online or with a tutor.
With the drum kits, guitar samples, and ability to add your own vocal all built into the application,
within no time you can have a piece of music you can be proud of. Even if you don't play the guitar
that well, the so-called 'smart guitar' allows you to easily add a variation of guitar backing tracks.
'Smart' drums, bass and keyboards are also included, but use these carefully, otherwise you can
lose individuality and creativity.
The Garage Band application also allows you to choose a particular key or scale, and in this way it
actually becomes a great educational tool by showing you which range of notes fit in to that
particular setting.
All in all, Garage Band, whilst not a replacement for taking proper piano tuition, does provide you
with an easy way to capture your skills. And as your tuition advances, you can quickly create
music within the application to show how much you have improved. It's also great fun too, and will
definitely make your practice sessions seem not quite so boring. Plus, once you've recorded a

2. piece, you can export it to iTunes, or email the file to a friend to listen to.
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