As I said, mixing drums can be quite time-consuming. The bolded TDLR above is a short-form version of how to mix drums in Garageband, but there are other things we’re going to look into too. Before we get to it though, here’s a brief summary of one way to approach drum mixing in Garageband:ġ) Properly label and organize every part of the kitģ) Add compression where needed for dynamicsĤ) Set up low and high-pass filters to make space for other frequenciesĥ) Shape dynamics and transients with MIDI, noise gates & velocity A couple of them apply to all instruments, but some of them are specific to drums. That said, understanding a few core principles and tips can save you a lot of time and I’ll make sure to share many of them in this post through demonstration. Considering there are so many parts to the kit, it can take a while to go through each and make sure everything is properly panned, balanced, and mixed to make the project sound as good as it can. The part that makes it so difficult is mostly the time it takes.
Getting the drums right is probably one of the harder aspects of mixing, in my view.
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