GarageBand Tutorial for iOS: Drummer

[@edzielinski]

This video is 4 years old and it's still relevant and useful. In fact, it's helping me put a basic drum track together right now, which I was having trouble with. Pure gold, this channel. Good advice is timeless.

[@croaky8155]

Your teaching style is infectious...

[@DanBakerMusic]

Cheers Croaky!!

[@soureel]

Wow, never cease to learn something new from your GB videos!

[@Malagrass]

Thank you this was the best explanation of drummer that I have seen yet! I’m putting together an album of americana and folk thought I experiment with drums with you really have clarified a lot of mystery.

[@MrTeaguebass]

I totally agree with you John! Dan’s explanation is the best of anyone else on KZbin!

[@laskholt]

Thought I knew this, but as usual you teach me something new, while I am smiling. Thanks Dan!

[@edgardocrespo3840]

All of sudden Garadge Band looks interesting again. Thanks Dan.

[@DanBakerMusic]

There’s always new things, and interesting and flexible workarounds....

[@VincentBowe]

Thanks for this video Dan. Ive been trying to work out how to use this for ages...your video really clarifies what Drummer can do!

[@forbiddenyoungones]

Thanks Dan for some more ideas of how to use drummer. I use the Drummer Darcy when I start a project which always gives a good well defined base to work from. Then it is easy to switch to a different drummer as the project evolves.

[@timstagray3680]

Thanks for the video and drummer tutoria.

[@snakeplisskn]

Another great video, Dan. Could you do a video showing how to get a jazz or funk style drum track? I'm thinking something like Root Down by Jimmy Smith/Beastie Boys. I haven't been able to get that type of syncopation using the drummer feature, if it's even possible to get it to do that. thanks

[@teessidesteve]

Thanks for doing this vid Dan, and sharing, very inspiring !

[@Skinny-me]

thanks Dan! great as always!! you're just amazing!!

[@DanBakerMusic]

David Minicz thanks man!

[@joachimfischer1962]

Hi Dan, thx for another great video. Drummer is really fantastic wirh uncountable options which makes the difference to other drum apps which might have better drum sounds (which I think there are).

[@johntammaro]

Thanks Dan.

[@nhklog674]

WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS

[@Mr1Sundaymorning]

thank you very useful indeed

[@DanBakerMusic]

Mr1Sundaymorning it’s so good isn’t it? The grooves are sympathetic to whatever is recorded with it and the joystick to select complexity and volume is inspired...

[@danny1959]

You can vary the tempo of the loops as well. They follow the tempo of your project. They also follow the key.

[@DanBakerMusic]

dannyeliot yes absolutely, but they become more fragmented the more you stray from the original tempo that they were originally designed to run at..

[@redberry3852]

CAN YOU PLEASE !!! Make a video on how to use the guitar amps , effects , and pedal’s that are provided by GarageBand to get a good metal tone when connecting a guitar to an iPad !!! I can always afford to buy new apps and such when I get tired of using the effects I’ve purchased in the past ... It’s gotta be a way to get a usable metal tone but I can’t seem to figure it out 😟 !!! thanks ... GOD BLESS !!!

[@lucentshadow]

I speak from experience...anything is _indeed_ possible.

[@_rahiali]

how can I only get the measure without having the end automatically spice up things? How do I get a simple simple kick one kick all across one bar

[@andrew.eleven]

Thanks Dan. Well played (see what I did there?)

[@chiparooo]

Nice ! Thanks for sharing!

[@trevsaudio]

Dan - total technophobe here - would that also work on a Mac Mini - if I have Garageband?

[@nhklog674]

yes : D

[@trevsaudio]

@@nhklog674 Thanks!

[@DanBakerMusic]

Yes: this interface also exists on a computer in GB and Logic...