Voice EQ Troubles

So I just recorded a new song on GarageBand and the vocals came out sounding great after I put the appropriate compressors and did some little tweaks to it. However, once I export the song, the vocals come out sounding too "loud" and they become muddled and sound distorted. But every time I play it in garageband it sounds just fine. Is it possible that my master mix is too loud or is it something more than that? I don't know a ton about music recording so I don't really know how to fix this problem. Any suggestions? Would really appreciate it.

Two thoughts:
• Make sure you have no clipping (the two little red dots in the meter) in GB, neither in the vocal track nor in the master mix - while GB is somewhat tolerant, you can hear the clipping in the exported audio file.
• Are you listening to your export in iTunes? Then you should make sure that you don't have the "sound enhancement" turned on and the EQ is flat. As a comparison, listen to the unaltered audio file in the Finder (press cmd-y for the preview.)

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