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If your friend send you a GarageBand '11, version 6.0.5 project, he should save the project as an archive in the 'save as' dialogue, so all loops are included, if his system will let him enable that flag.
Ask him to send the the custom instruments as well, separately. All his custom instrument settings are installed in the hidden user library:
~/Library/Application Support/GarageBand/Instrument Library/Track Settings/
There he will find the saved custom presets for GarageBand '11 instruments. Install them in the same location.
For GarageBand 10.0 instruments just open the project in the same GarageBand 10 version.

IZotope plug-ins are not compatible with GarageBand. We strongly recommend upgrading to Logic Pro or another supported host application. While you can insert most iZotope software on a GarageBand track, most advanced features will either cause a crash or have limited functionality.

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To open the hidden User Library:

Quit GarageBand.
Open your Home folder, then the Library folder (the Library folder may still be hidden, as is the default. Use the Finder's 'Go' menu. Click 'Go', then hold down the options key, until you are seeing 'Library' in the drop down menu appear and click it)
In the Finder window that will appear, open the 'Application Support' folder, then 'GarageBand', then 'Track Settings'.

Nov 20, 2014 11:04 PM

When mixing vocals in Garageband, you only have to do around 7 different things to make them sound way better.

In order of importance:

1) Apply a noise-gate,
2) Apply a compressor,
3) Use subtractive EQ to reduce any unwanted frequencies and then apply a boost to desired frequencies.
4) A bit of reverb, but not too much
5) Set the appropriate volume so the vocals sit nicely in the mix.
6) Pan the vocals to the left and right, depending on how many vocal tracks there are, and then finally,
7) Apply pitch correction to all of the vocals, but like the reverb, not too much.

In this tutorial today, I’m going to run through a step-by-step process for how I mix vocals in Garageband.

1) Apply The Noise Gate

Starting from the beginning of the aforementioned list I just laid out, the best thing to do first, in my opinion, is to apply a noise gate.

Typically, there will be a ton of background noise when clients send you their music, whether it’s the very light sound of a TV going in the background, someone talking, breathing, or an old grumbling air conditioning system.

You can see the Noise Gate in the plug-in section of the Smart Controls beneath the workspace. Borderlands 2 modded save xbox one download.

I find that, when using a noise gate on vocals, you don’t want to set it too aggressively, otherwise you’ll squeeze out other transients and sounds you may want.

Moreover, if you’ve set the noise gate too high, it’ll eliminate sustain in notes, for instance, if you’ve tracked a guitar solo and there’s a moment where you hold a bend, the noise gate will mute the ending of the note, rather than let it drone out gently.

Truthfully, this is a rule you can use for pretty much every instance of the noise gate.

The last time I used one, I set it to around -49 dBs.

To see what you’ve done, you can hit the “Solo” button to see how much of a difference this makes in the vocals. It’ll eliminate pretty much all of the undesired noise in the background.

It might be tempting to simply go through every vocal track and set up a noise gate around -49dBs, but the truth is that the attention to detail, and caring for each track individually, as well as how it relates to the whole mix, is the way to make a song sound really good.

2) Apply Compression

The beautiful thing about Garageband and even Logic Pro X are the surprisingly useful presets.

The stock presets that come with the software work pretty well, or if they’re not great right off the bat, they work as a solid jumping-off point.

Now, in case you’re new to compression, you can read about it in my article here, but essentially, compression is lowering the volume of the loud sounds and increasing the volume of the quiet sounds.

The tool can be very useful, but also damaging if used too much.

Threshold – the point, in dB, at which the compressor starts working
Ratio – how hard the compressor is actually working
Attack – how fast the compressor is
Gain (makeup gain) – a gain knob that compensates for the volume loss as a consequence of compression.

If you’re a beginner to the compressor, it’s a good move to use some of the presets.

In my case, I’ll use the “Studio Vocal” preset, and any other changes I’ll just make to it manually. As I mentioned above, the presets are a great jumping-off point, so any changes you want to make you can ever-so-gently dial them in.

When making changes to the compressor, it’s always best to go a little bit by a little bit. Assuming you’re new, you can see what it sounds like when each parameter is cranked to the max.

The “Gain” and the “Ratio” knobs are without a doubt the most significant because the gain essentially increases the total volume of the track, or in more proper terminology, it increases the strength of the entire signal.

The ratio, on the other hand, is how much the compressor is compressing. It’s how hard it’s actually working.

For instance, a ratio of 3:1, means that whenever the signal exceeds the threshold by 3dB, the compressor will drop it down to just 1dB outside of the threshold.

(I really can’t stress enough that if this sounds foreign to you, head over to the compressor article I linked above. I did my best to explain everything as best as I could with diagrams and pictures as well).

The “Attack” knob is one that I don’t actually use that much. I might change it a little bit, depending on the instrument.

For instance, the “attack” setting is useful if you decide to apply a compressor on a hi-hat for instance, because the hi-hat has fast transients, so you need to increase the attack time in order for the compressor to actually be fast enough to compress them.

The attack is less useful for vocals because vocals aren’t “fast,” they’re drawn out and slow.

Think about it.

When a drummer hits a hi-hat, the sound blasts through the room very fast, in comparison to the sound of someone’s voice, which is drawn out and slow.

The “Attack” knob is, essentially, the control you turn to when you’re switching to alternative instruments. You may turn up the “Attack” when compressing a snare, for example.

Experiment with Garageband’s many presets, until you’ve figured out how to go about using it. It really just takes time.

3) Use Subtractive EQ

Now, we’ll move on to Subtractive EQ. In case you don’t know what this means, it’s a technique which means that, if we want to increase certain frequencies, what we do is we take away from other

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