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Personal Narrative: Huge Band
Today, I was discovering garage band on my phone and looking at different loops and trying to figure out how to use everything. So far, garage band is not very difficult to use, but I find it a little limited on the phone, but I don't have a lap top to use, but I am still figuring that out.garage band is only on apple. Due to the fact, that I am a beginner I am definitely going to stick to using garage band, because I do like how it works because it's simple. I am trying to find some sort of online music production course, but I can't find any free ones so I may just have to watch some YouTube videos.

I have also finished writing one song and I am so far pleased with it, I will most likely make some alterations, but I think for now the best
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