On 03/01/2007, at 01:14, Blair Fisher wrote: > On 1/2/07 5:52 PM, "Daniel Gordon LUG" <d.gordon3@terra.com.br> wrote: >> Everything, including any audio recording, is stored in the .band >> file created. > > Hmm....interesting. I’m always interested in how the GB – LE – LP > progression works. Seems that not being able to access your audio > severely > limits the usability of GarageBand. > > I haven’t done much with GB myself, and I am often asked how LE and GB > compare by people looking for get into recording on a Mac, so that > is good > to know. > Well, you can actually have access to your audio by right clicking (control clicking) and choosing "Show Package Contents" like some OSX files or app packages, but yes, it will limit indeed the usability of GB. And there's nothing like the Audio Window as in Logic to manage audio files. Garage Band is always non destructive. So, if you want to cut an audio file within the GB interface, you can't. I've found out about that when I was thinking in using GB to split, in a separate and smaller files, a very long recording from a podcast I was doing. It's not possible (at least not without bouncing) in GB. Maybe in GB 4 this next jan, 9th. :-)