MULTIPLE DRUM KITS in GarageBand iOS (iPad/iPhone)

How to use multiple drum kits and different kit pieces in the same project in GarageBand iPad and GarageBand iPhone.
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00:00 Drums Options
00:51 Split Drum Tracks
02:10 Change Kit Pieces
04:15 Panning & Mixing
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[@scottstedeford7575]

Great technique. I use it on all my recordings. Recommend leaving in the original cymbal hits on the foundation drum track. This serves as a “room mic” that fills in the spatial gap between the panned cymbals-which can be dramatic (and distracting) depending on which kit you use.

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Great additional info my friend! Thanks for sharing. 🙏

[@RoBasic]

when in edit mode, if you tap and hold eg the snare drum, all events get selected. I call this “silent select” 😀
Once again a very useful video. Thanks Pete!

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Oh yes! I did know that and pretty sure I made a video in it? So much to remember.

[@stomptheelites]

EPIC, Thanks

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

You’re very welcome my friend. I hope you get value from the other videos here on the channel and consider subscribing. 👍

[@ChandlerBrothersMusic]

Love the quick tips Pete! 😊

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Cheers Chandlers!

[@Kevtheguitar]

Very interesting, thanks Pete👍🏻

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Cheers Kev.

[@ConanDrumBand]

Very useful video, Pete. I could have used this on a previous project lol. As a side note, it would be great if you had a trick up your sleeve for adding a crash cymbal choke 😊.

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Ooh! Might need another video on that. Our friend Gary Hubbs uses volume automation to do this and it works great for him. I might ask for one of his projects to demonstrate it.

[@Azurethewolf168]

I wish we could do this in the same track, it would be pretty simple imo to change them

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Yup.

[@david_v2.1]

Apple should be paying you a consultancy fee!

[@guzzoofoz]

Totally agree 👍

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

Haha! They do let me borrow cool gear that I wouldn’t be able to afford. I guess that’s something! 😎

[@musacman57]

Awesome Tip, Thanks Pete 👍

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

👍😎