Garageband Tutorial: How To Record A Song Like a Pro - PART 4 AUTODRUMMER, Presets you can trust

would you reccomend the shure microphone in this video or the akg perception 420? im having such a hard time deciding which microphone to buy. :(

Hi, thanks for the video. I have a question regarding how did you get more sounds on Garageband, like acoustic guitar, grand piano, user patches and such. My version only has 4 limited sounds. Thank you.

Hi you record vocal in mono they come out stereo? What if you wanna automate pan on vocals would you do that on each mono track I'm confused, I also tried recording with internal mic on mac but it picks fan sound please help

Great stuff man!!

i can't seem to get rid of the lag between what/what i play to when the sound comes out on garage band, any help using GB 10.3.2 . thanks in advance

so useful thankss!!!

Thank you for the video just what I needed

Sounds like fight test by flaming lips

Very useful!! I love your vids, always very clear, thank you!

Hey brother thank you so much I love this! It's pretty much exactly how recording goes down most days, it's a lot of troubleshooting. It's so coll that you let people in on your process and what it really looks like. Love the vids in general, mastering that GB

Love I, but the moving camera drives me crazy and gets me dizzy...

Uh, the drum track is what I was watching this for mainly. You should put minus drum track in the title so I don’t have watch up to then.

I just have this app on my new iPad. Can I still make beautiful music?

Thanks. what is your advise for those who don't have experience or bass instrument?

“Let’s look at it in the editor”
then you don’t show how you got there. Not a tutorial.

Do you recommend ipad pro ?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. As a hobbyist I am not really interested in upgrading to more complicated, and expensive, software. Your tutorial really helped improve the quality of my GarageBand recordings.

Cool channel. I don't miss those tascam tape machines at all. Every take had to be perfect. Lol

In the old version of Garageband I could extend the drum track on screen until my desired end of the song,can i do that here ?

Get to the point! -_-Your prologue took almost 2 minutes. I want to learn.

Hey Lewin (I hope I spelled that correctly), thanks for this! This is very helpful, educational, and informative! Plus, you're very entertaining! I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! :)

Great video, great channel, full of very useful pieces of information. Thank you for making this series!

thaynx~ soundz good😊im tryn to figure out if i bought the right mixer

Hi, so around minute 3, you talk about using the editor as a vu meter and your's is good to go. How do I adjust mine if it's not? In my editor the signals are all the way to the top and the bottom.

I would have left the "Aw shhhiit" in.

I need to watch all these from beginning to end! Just switched DAWs to GarageBand, & there’s a big learning curve for me. 😞

Cek cek cek cak cak

I am from South Africa,have my own one man studio at my home. There are a lot of things I am struggle a little bit.....is it possible that we can communicate per email please.

Thanks again for the free tutorial. More power to you!

Sir, you’re awesome!

My garage band is duplicating my piano on track one, every time I try to record a vocal on track 2?
Help I can't get two separate recordings. One vocal, one Piano

Awesome 😃

3 mins in and I feel lost. I have the equipment but no the gear head mentality to twist and tweak a 1000s things.

At the bass track and surprised you play the verse/chorus parts all the way through. I usually break these up, playing into the next part as if I were doing it all at once, but then stop and roll it back to the correct point. That way, if I screw up a part down the way, I just have to correct that one part, and not the whole track.

You are using compression on your preamp. I think you should have mentioned this important point, right? Otherwise noobees won't understand this key information relevant to the recording input signal chain.

So u record the drums first??

Hi there. Great video. I have a question for you. Would I need a pre amp for my Shure am 57 to record a classical guitar if I’m running the mic into a Yamaha MG10XU mixing board with built in preamps? I don’t have any problems when I’m miking my guitar amp but when I am miking my classical or singing it’s a very weak signal. I don’t want to raise the output on the board because that leads to audio distortion. I’m learning to use GarageBand’s settings better but it’s still slightly weak and has audio distortion in lower registers on my classical guitar. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

dude...

Where is your competed song. I would love to hear the finished product. It sounds great through the recording process!

najs

Thanks Bro

Where do you get the drum track?

I thoroughly enjoyed this - wish I'd found it sooner. You are a fantastic teacher!

I'm grateful for your content! I was able to get an entire album multitracked live and videoed with an Iphone and Macbook. Turned out better than I thought. Again, thanks for what you do!

Do you also use logic? M1 Mac mini? I’m trying to design my new system. I own logic 9. I use GarageBand on an old 2009 iMac to just get my ideas down. It’s amazingly capable.

Before I record voice or music what shall I do?

haha this song HAS to be inspired by "Father and Son", you know, the song in Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.2. Love it