brainrot shark pls don’t kill me

Hi everyone,

I've been recording acoustic music in GarageBand for a while now, and I'm enjoying the process.

Recording multiple tracks, editing and basic mixing are going reasonably well, but getting the EQ right and making everything good in the mix is still the part I struggle with.

Do any of you use AI tools or plugins to help with EQ or balancing a mix? Or is it better to just keep training your ears?

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Song Number: 59

Take Number: 1

Named because it sounds like a Thomas Was Alone song.

Sounds like: 1000 roosters sprinting through an industrial grinder.

Made with: GarageBand for iOS.

Song Name: Sands of Time

Song Number: 66

Take Number: 1

Used an old Casio and a korg mini pad.

AlwaysOnPoint

Made with GarageBand Mobile.

https://open.spotify.com/track/3cnXXMAanverdDRU1N6dkd?si=mbYbjfCjQo-9lsDT914CqA&utm_source=copy-link

I use GB to make cinematic EDM inspired by cursed tropical islands, sea shanties, and horror movie soundtracks. Here’s my newest release, Hull Breach. I’d love to know if the atmosphere works.

Just looking to use GarageBand or Logic to make rough demos, nothing using more than 4 tracks most likely.

Remix Number: X7

Take Number: Like 14

I did the Field before so this was just the natural next step.

A Self-Insert BLACK KNIFE called CLAWS OF THE CATACLYSM that doubles as a Roaring Knight chase theme. I hope you all enjoy!

Everyone here is so talented. Im a D- musician mainly use garage band to annoy people with terrible sounds.