The volume on all of the tracks dropped significantly as I select different sound in GarageBand

I selected a different sound and the volume on all of the tracks dropped significantly


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MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.7

Posted on Sep 4, 2024 8:21 PM

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Posted on Sep 7, 2024 12:13 AM

When you check the Automation curves, as Keith suggested, don't forget to check the Master track as well.

From the Track menu:

  • Track > Show Master Track ⇧⌘M

Form the "Mix" menu:

  • Mix > Show Automation A


Or do you notice the drop of volume only after bouncing the finished song? Then you may want to check the GarageBand Settings > Advanced as well. Is the Auto normalize option set? try to toggle this option on or off, to see, if it will make a difference.


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Sep 7, 2024 12:13 AM in response to DorsonBobis

When you check the Automation curves, as Keith suggested, don't forget to check the Master track as well.

From the Track menu:

  • Track > Show Master Track ⇧⌘M

Form the "Mix" menu:

  • Mix > Show Automation A


Or do you notice the drop of volume only after bouncing the finished song? Then you may want to check the GarageBand Settings > Advanced as well. Is the Auto normalize option set? try to toggle this option on or off, to see, if it will make a difference.


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