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In GarageBand where do I find "end of project marker" I want to end a song at a specific measure and can't find a way to do this.
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 10.15
Hey there JoelHM,
We understand you're trying to end your song in GarageBand at a certain point and are needing to adjust the project end point.
To do that, we'll want to have you follow the steps here: GarageBand for Mac: Set the project end point
This article explains where it will be and has a screenshot of where to look.
We hope this helps. Cheers!
Hey there JoelHM,
We understand you're trying to end your song in GarageBand at a certain point and are needing to adjust the project end point.
To do that, we'll want to have you follow the steps here: GarageBand for Mac: Set the project end point
This article explains where it will be and has a screenshot of where to look.
We hope this helps. Cheers!
Just an add-on: Sometimes the "End of Project Marker" is invisible, hidden behind the zoom slider, if it is in an unfortunate position. You can tell where it should be. It is at the end of the slightly grey track area. If you cannot see the tiny triangle of the marker, use the zoom slider to zoom in or out, to move its location away from the zoom slider, until you can see it.
Here is the marker very close to the zoom slider:
After zooming out, it is easier to see:
In GarageBand where do I find "end of project marker" I want to end a song at a specific measure and can't find a way to do this.
