@العلمالنافع-خ6س The version in my videos is free, yes 😀👍

@ishtiaqrahman8101 😀👍

@DanOrtan-xr2uz The latency is audio latency (midi has almost none) and is mostly caused by the hardware, on mobile phones. Almost all Android phones have high audio latency.

@erscott887 Thanks 😀👍 Check out my clean vocals video... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6nKqHyol52aj6M

@a.watsonishi On a real guitar? It depends how far you bend the string or if the guitar has a tremolo bar

@Canal_Flasom2-nw5sx 😀👍

@nullnull1424 😍👍

@eduardog8758 😀👍

@SkyteVR 😀👍

@Canal_Flasom2-nw5sx Thanks 😍👍

@UlT.Edit.137 As both are part of the bandlab paid subscription, I don't use either. I use Cakewalk by bandlab (still free to download) or Pro Tools Intro (also free to download).

@crooxn 😀👍

@rsifofficiel The online version of BandLab is integrated into Google Chrome, so I am not aware of any difference between using it in windows 10 or 11.

@adeleyemotunrayo1021 Thanks 😍👍

@DanOrtan-xr2uz BandLab have a habit of changing how their apps work... To use the online version of BandLab you will need to use the Google Chrome browser. Create a new project, add an instrument track. Then p, in the instrument pane (at the bottom of the browser window), click on the 3 dots (top right of the instrument pane), click on the drop list next to the words midi device and click on vortex wireless 2.

@IbandUK thank you soo much sir🤝it worked! And can you please help me in fixing the delay latency of the midi (or)keytar??

@DanOrtan-xr2uz The latency is audio latency and is mostly caused by the browser. Closing any other browser windows and any other apps on your computer might help. The more tracks and the more fx you use in BandLab, the more latency you will have, so try not to use many. Also, using an audio interface might help.

@danielokon2131 😀👍

@ariffcorreia1791 In some songs the vocals get stereo panned out to the left and right, so centre cancellation will not work on those songs.

@plaguster With the second method, move the guitar amp further away from the guitar, so your phone mic is less likely to pick up the pick sound. Once recorded, you could use the EQ3M or the EZ EQ (tone fx), set the gain to about minus 10 and use the frequency (or mid sweep) slider to find and reduce the frequency of the pick sound.

@Frank-p3z 😍👍

@danielokon2131 Check out my videos... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpbPhnyHj8iWga8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jabWmIdpmqhngpY

@MaxDesignerpr0-s1k kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6nRYoWhp7aZoas

@monye3322 Hi, the whole Avid Link, pro tools download process can be a nightmare, particularly after a new release. Download errors are usually a connection issue, either with Internet transfer speeds / response times (which can sometimes simply be because lots of people are trying to download at the same time) or with the loss of the secure link between computers (typically caused by using virtual ip addresses instead of fixed real ip addresses).

@DBLuba That's a good question, thanks. I need to do a video on group track range editing... Which is a process of moving sections of the song, like verse or chorus, in order to add new sections, like fills.

@@IbandUK Thanks for replying - I was just curious.

@justkev1044 BandLab has stopped bandlab opening in Safari, so this feature is no longer an option.

@Thedark2.5 Thanks 😍👍

how? whats the file type? or did you make 1 big .wav out of an entire garageband project?

@justkev1044 I think they just imported the whole song as one stereo audio file. So not really relevant.

@@IbandUK can i still drag midi from gb to bandlab like you did in a 2023 video?

@coachrandall8190 You can group select them... kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3O9g36orqmLqpY Or merge them... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gafOn32vbL2rl9k

@mattalexander6305 Thanks 😍👍

@GraceEssexOsimo Hi, the desktop version is quite a bit different. I will soon be adding tutorials for Garageband (desktop) and Logic 😀

@@IbandUK thank you so much!

@HidaetOfficial I did a test... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHrNZKSVoLOsg6M

@chrisrobert5252 Thanks 😍👍

@himpapaWEEDzOfficial Most microphones have a sweet spot where they sound their best... Usually this is between 25cm and 100cm from your mouth. Make sure you are singing in the direction of the microphone. Using an audio interface is usually the best way to connect a microphone to your phone, as the volume level tends to be louder.

@christinaraine2480 Thanks 😍👍