Zusatzpacks Audio und Geräusche für Garage Band und/oder iMovie

Nach dem Besuch im Applestore (Workshop iMovie) wurde uns gezeigt, dass diverse Geräusche in das Programm geladen werden können, die im Standard von iMovie oder Garage Band nicht enthalten sind. Diese sollen (z.B. startendes Flugzeug) in Erweiterungsapps erhältlich sein, leider konnten die Mitarbeiter nicht sagen, ob diese Apps noch erhältlich sind bzw. welche es sind. Es geisterten Begriffe wie Mainstage und Jam Pack herum. Ich möchte aber nicht aus Zufall ein Produk kaufen, was ich ansonsten nicht benötige. Weiß von euch jemand was es da gibt?
Vielen Dank

Welche GarageBand Version hast Du?
Die meisten Effekte habe ich in dem Apple Loops Paket "iLife Sound Effects" - das sind alle Effekte, die sich gut zum Vertonen vom Filmen eignen, Möwengeschrei, Tiergeräusche, Schüsse, Waldesrauschen, Dschungel bei Nacht, Gewitter, Regentropfen, Paddel im Wasser usw. ich kann nicht mehr genau rekonstruieren, was diese Effekte installiert hat, entweder die iLife '11 Installations CD (mit GarageBand '11 und iMovie, iPhoto), oder eins von den Jam Packs. Aber ich vermute stark, dass es die iLife CD war.
Die JamPacks sind thematische Sammlungen mit vielen zusätzlichen Instrumenten und Apple Loops mit verschiedenen Klängen und Rhythmen. Diese waren früher recht teuer, können aber jetzt indirekt gekauft werden, indem man MainStage installiert. Mainstage instlliert die zusätzlichen Instrumente und Loops genau da, wo GarageBand sie benötigt.
Die alten Jam Pack installer einzeln zu kaufen, macht keinen Sinn. Sie sind teurer, und enthalten teilweise Power PC code, der auf einem Intel Rechner nicht ausführbar ist. Wenn Ihr also an zusätzlichen Instrumenten und loops mit vielen exotischen Instrumenten (Dudelsack, Tibetische Klangschalen, chinesiache und arabische Instrumente, usw.) interessiert seid, würde ich MainStage kaufen.
Grüße
Léonie

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I'm using version 10.01 andyou two are using the previous generation.
Actually, I am using both versions. I assumed from your first post, that you would be using iMovie '11, version 9.0.9 and not the current version 10.0 - you wrote:
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The version numbering is not the best effort on Apple's part.
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Regards
Léonie

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