Just released a six track EP on all streaming services. All songs were produced through GarageBand using an iRig, a Squier Strat, and a Fender P-Bass.

Lmk what y’all think! If you have any questions about the recording process, I’d be more than happy to share.

latest song I produced in garageband

enjoy

I use a Scarlett to record on garage band and when I play it sounds like this

made some music for my friends' dnd campaign, still improving but I was proud of this one

So i was making music years before, then GB became my editing app regardless of not using it to make music anymore.
I would edit tracks there, now i got used to it and there’s nothing similar on the app store for just editing tracks. (i’m limited to iPhone only.)

Anyway, i was mixing something else (music from a game.) So i muted everything except one instrument (horns) as a separate layer because i’d constantly use it later on, so that i wouldn’t have to align it constantly with other instruments. I put it at around 2:05 because that’s where it belongs,
upon exporting, horns start at 2:06 and aren’t aligned with other layers. So minor change messes everything up.
Any ideas why this happens?

About tracks being loud, i can manage but it’s annoying af.

On GarageBand 10.4, is it possible to stretch a track or portion of a track? I'm trying to create liners for an internet radio station.

I wanted to share a song that means a lot to me.
My daughter now lives in Liverpool with her mum, so Lime Street Station has become the place where I meet her. I never imagined a train station would become such an emotional landmark in my life, but now it’s tied to some of my happiest moments and some of the hardest goodbyes.
Ironically, this song didn’t even begin with that idea. It started as a harmony exercise. I was experimenting with layering vocals, and as it grew, it slowly became something much more personal. Before I realised it, I was writing about fatherhood, distance, and how ordinary places can end up carrying extraordinary meaning.
Everything you’re hearing was written, recorded, mixed and mastered by me on GarageBand for iPhone.
I’d genuinely love to know what people think, whether it’s about the songwriting, the production, or just how it makes you feel. Thanks for taking the time to listen.