Uploaded November 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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This is a song called "Meeting Deadlines" I made just messing around experimenting with GarageBand on the Mac. I recorded one long take from start to finish progressing to each harmony, then the beatbox part and then the whistling, and then I chopped it up into pieces and created loops out of each part and layered them to make the song.
This tune was just an experiment to learn how to use Apple Loops in GarageBand, but it turned out pretty cool! The clicking you hear is the metronome in GarageBand because I didn't hook up the good microphone for this; I just used the built-in mic on the Mac and didn't have headphones on either so you can hear it clicking off the time. The whistling isn't perfect either. I was just messing around and wanted something to make loops with and the end result was kind of cool, so I decided to post it up for fun. (I actually recorded this a couple months ago and had no intention of making a YouTube video out of it, but I just now decided to make a video out of it.)
There is also a short vlog at the end.
My Facebook:
facebook.com/Professional.Whistler
Get this song on iTunes! itunes.apple.com/album/my-lucky-day/id418000079
This is a song called "Meeting Deadlines" I made just messing around experimenting with GarageBand on the Mac. I recorded one long take from start to finish progressing to each harmony, then the beatbox part and then the whistling, and then I chopped it up into pieces and created loops out of each part and layered them to make the song.
This tune was just an experiment to learn how to use Apple Loops in GarageBand, but it turned out pretty cool! The clicking you hear is the metronome in GarageBand because I didn't hook up the good microphone for this; I just used the built-in mic on the Mac and didn't have headphones on either so you can hear it clicking off the time. The whistling isn't perfect either. I was just messing around and wanted something to make loops with and the end result was kind of cool, so I decided to post it up for fun. (I actually recorded this a couple months ago and had no intention of making a YouTube video out of it, but I just now decided to make a video out of it.)
There is also a short vlog at the end.
My Facebook:
facebook.com/Professional.Whistler
