GarageBand: MIDI Basics
Learn the Basics of MIDI Controllers
Thursday, August 20
2:00pm - 3:00pm
West Las Vegas Library
Editing - Room 146Learn how to use a MIDI Controller with GarageBand to create music digitally!
Learn the basics of using a MIDI Controller with GarageBand in this beginner-friendly session. Perfect for anyone curious about digital music production. No prior experience required!
This introductory workshop focuses on the essentials of MIDI based music production using GarageBand, making it ideal for beginners. Supportive environment.
In this workshop, participants will:
By the end of the workshop, participants will have developed a solid foundation for continuing their work in GarageBand. This hands-on session encourages creativity while building confidence in digital music production.
Please call the lab at (702) 507-4390 with any questions from 11:30a to 7:30p (Mon-Thurs) and 11:30a to 5:30p (Fri-Sun). If you register and must miss this class, please cancel online or call us to cancel. No Call/No Shows will be asked to wait one month before scheduling or reserving any events or spaces in the West Las Vegas Multimedia Lab.
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