Tag: Apple Loops

Posted on

Logic Studio, Version 2.0, Install DVDs (NFR, 2009)

Logic Studio was a music production suite of software by Apple sold between 2007-2011. The suite included Logic Pro, Mainstage, Soundtrack Pro, WaveBurner, Studio Instruments, Studio Effects, Apple Loops, Impulse Response Utility, Compressor, QuickTime Pro, and content DVDs with Jam Pack collections, sound effects, and more.

Apple’s press release quoted Phil Schiller, Apple’s-then senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing:

“The new Logic Studio is ideal for professional musicians, live performers and GarageBand enthusiasts who want to take their music to the next level. Guitar players are going to love Amp Designer and Pedalboard and the new Flex Time tools allow you to quickly improve your recordings and create tighter performances.”

This version of Logic added a Loopback plug-in to allow “musicians to record, layer and jam along with their own performance so a single musician can lay down a rhythm and then play a lead over it” using a Mac onstage during their live performance.

This set includes 9 DVDs. This version is NFR, Not for Resale.

Sources: Apple, Wikipedia

Posted on

GarageBand Jam Pack Symphony Orchestra box (2006)

GarageBand was first released on January 6, 2004. GarageBand has always included an extensive collection of sounds (loops), software instruments, and amplifier effects. In 2004, Apple released its first add-on pack to GarageBand, referred to as the GarageBand Jam Pack, a collection of loops, software instruments, and guitar amps.

In 2006 Apple released several GarageBand Jam Pack collections, including Remix Tools, Rhythm Section, Symphony Orchestra, World Music, and Voices.

This is the retail box for GarageBand Jam Pack: Symphony Orchestra. According to the box, “This Jam Pack contains over 2000 royalty-free, prerecorded Apple Loops which can be used with GarageBand, Logic Express, Logic Pro, Soundtrack Pro, and any other software that reads AIFF files. The box featured strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion.

Source: Wikipedia

Posted on

GarageBand Jam Pack Rhythm Section box (2006)

GarageBand was first released on January 6, 2004. GarageBand has always included an extensive collection of sounds (loops), software instruments, and amplifier effects. In 2004, Apple released its first add-on pack to GarageBand, referred to as the GarageBand Jam Pack, a collection of loops, software instruments, and guitar amps.

In 2006 Apple released several GarageBand Jam Pack collections, including Remix Tools, Rhythm Section, Symphony Orchestra, World Music, and Voices.

This is the retail box for GarageBand Jam Pack: Rhythm Section. According to the box, “This Jam Pack contains over 2000 royalty-free, prerecorded Apple Loops which can be used with GarageBand, Logic Express, Logic Pro, Soundtrack Pro, and any other software that reads AIFF files. The box featured “Basses and guitars galore” and additional Rhythm kits.

Source: Wikipedia

Posted on

GarageBand Jam Pack box (original, 2004)

GarageBand was released on January 6, 2004. GarageBand has always included an extensive collection of sounds (loops), software instruments, and amplifier effects. Later in 2004, Apple released this first add-on pack to GarageBand, Jam Pack.

This is the original retail box for the first GarageBand JamPack from 2004.

The box indicates that this Jam Pack adds more loops (over 2,000), additional realistic instruments (over 100), custom effects (over 100), and 15 new guitar amplifiers.

Source: Wikipedia