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Spark Tees Valley
YearKey skillsTutorial videoExamples
KS1Can open an instrument choice and ‘play’ some music

Can record their composition

Can record their voice and add effects

Can choose variations of instruments to alter sound
Open, rename (use Tracks not Live loops)
Play random instruments manually
Record an 8 bar track musical piece
Extend the timeline and record voice
Add voice effects
Teaching tempo in music
3Can create a new project and name it

Can alter timing of a piece

Can create a simple tune using smart instruments

Create a multitrack tune using instruments or loops
Adding a background beat for tempo – smart drums
Adding different instruments at different times for effect
Editing the recording
Adding a second instrument – smart guitar
Adding multiple layers and free play
Adding depth to writing – poetry example

Developing mood and tone in writing

Adding performance to writing
4Create a voice recording with layered underscoreAdd voice to a multitrack
5Export music to use in another app from Garageband

Create a short ‘podcast’ with a range of sections (voice/music/recordings)

Can ‘jam’ with other players

Export to iMovie
Jam session
Creating a podcast

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