Garageband how to turn make audio region

So what I want going to do is to go to Edit and Split and this will split it into to regions. So I want to edit that first bit out right there. Let's say I want to edit out this first piece of sound here.

Now if I want to split the track in some location say the edit out some sound at the beginning. Here I can see a much better view of the audio wave form. You can see as I drag the cursor here at the top I can see the red line here and I can also se it down here. Now I can view the wav form closer by double clicking on it and it will open the Audio Region editor down here. I can position in the sound by dragging the marker up here and I can see the red line going as well so I can go to any point in the sound. I can playback the sound by pressing the play button at the bottom. Now it can almost be any format in this case it is AIF format could be wav could be an mp3.I'm going to drag it and drop it into this area and it will import the audio right there. I've got an audio file here that I am going to drag into it. So it gives me a completely empty GarageBand project. Now I am going to delete the only file that is there the Grand Piano by selecting by clicking Here and hitting Command Delete. So here I have created a basic GarageBand file. You can just use it to edit an audio file. You don't have to use all the music stuff in the special features.

Is their a program someone can use? Well GarageBand is a great audio editor. Some I am often asked how to edit a piece of audio on the Mac. Video Transcript: On today's episode let's use GarageBand to edit some audio. Check out MacMost Now 351: Editing Audio Files in GarageBand at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Garageband how to turn make audio region