Apple Garageband Jam Pack: Rhythm Section

price: $99.00

SKU: MA375Z/A

Sales Rank: 729

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Product Description

With Apple's GarageBand Jam Pack 3: Rhythm Section, you'll create beats that sound like they'll be international hits. Work with an impressive array of drum kits, percussion, basses, guitars, and other essential instruments. Build unique tracks with loops for rock, blues, jazz, and country songs. Fo undation elements include more than 1000 loops of drum beats and fills and 1000 more bass lines, guitar, and keyboard riffs and chord progressions. From modern rock beats to country shuffles to pop grooves from around the world, Jam Pack 3: Rhythm Section gives you core elements to help construct your songs.

Product Specification

Binding:: DVD-ROM
Brand:: Apple
EAN:: 0885909096855
Feature:: More than 50 software instrument presets you can use to perform rhythm and backing tracks with a keyboard in a variety of styles
Build unique tracks with loops for rock, blues, metal, jazz, and country songs
Choose from new, fully playable acoustic (including an “unplugged” acoustic bass guitar) and electric basses covering some of the most popular studio tones,
Play a variety of new software drum kits, covering everything from jazz brushes to classic 1970s studio sound to heavy metal
Using your keyboard, you can strum, pick and perform more than 10 playable guitars and other stringed instruments, including a bluegrass banjo, an blues acoustic guitar, a dobro, and three new electric guitars, with harmonics and power chords
Format:: CD-ROM
Label:: Apple
Manufacturer:: Apple
Model:: MA375Z/A
Platform:: Mac OS X
ProductGroup:: Software
Publisher:: Apple
ReleaseDate:: 2006-01-18
Studio:: Apple
Title:: Apple Garageband Jam Pack: Rhythm Section
UPC:: 885909096855
MPN:: 1186823

Customer Reviews

Not good, pathetic

Well the price reflects the quality of these loops. You will be getting the big bunch of primitive, annoying loops. Compared one to one with loops I'm getting from any major loops producer, Big Fish for an example, these are laughable, like beginner drummer's exercises. Yes, there're many of them, but they ended up been deleted from my drives completely to give a way to the real stuff. These may be Ok, if you make some 20 seconds intro for Final-Cut's movie, but as for music these are totally worthless...

10/15/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews