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Iam a singer/guitarist and would like to know if I can use the drumbeats on Garageband when playing live, and if so, how can I have the volume of the drum beats remain at a set level of volume throughout the night after doing a sound check.
I hope that this is clear enough.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.14
If these are recorded drum beats, they should stay at the same volume as long as everything else stays the same, i.e., you don't adjust the volume control.
If you are "playing" them and the velocity is varying, you might be able to decrease the sensitivity.
Are you having some sort of issue?
Hello Keith,
thanks for replying.
Just to put you in the picture, I am a singer guitarist and I want to use the Garageband drum beats as backing for live shows. I've selected the suitable beats for several songs, exported them into MP3 files, but if I play them out, I will be constantly adjusting the volume for each song because it is difficult to record each drum track at the same volume on Garageband.
I hope that this makes sense.
Don't use MP3, Use a garageband or Midi file.
You should be able to use the compressor to equalize the volumes, too.
Thanks for your help Keith, I'll give it a try.
You can also use Velocity curves to try and equalize things.
Thanks Keith, I'll have a look at it.
Using Garageband drumbeats when playing live.
