I have gone back to my track that I last created on GarageBand as I hadn't progressed with it because I started focusing on filming. I still have yet to add more footage to my trailer but so far, I have a outline of what my trailer is about. Therefore, despite not being exactly accurate, I put the track over my trailer to see whether or not it matches with the shots. The track does match the trailer but I have had to cut back certain shots that are too long and then overlap with the next beat that doesn't really match. For now, I will not be revisiting GarageBand as I am going to get more footage and see whether or not I can adjust the shots around before attempting to readjust the sound. Moreover, using GarageBand has been a really fun experience once I got the hang of it and has made it a lot easier for me when creating my track. Initially, at the beginning I did want to have vocals throughout the trailer so I was hesitant when I was introduced to the software but eventually when I began to create this track, I decided to carry on with it as it allows me to control the flow of the trailer. It is a lot easier to choose certain instruments and beats in the order I want to represent the mood of the trailer so I can control the highs and lows without having to switch from one song to another.
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