How to remove background noise in Bandlab

[@silentHillps1]

Thank you this help me so much

[@IbandUK]

@Aaron_tears 😀👍

[@patrickmarciano6049]

The noise in the background can still be heard for me do you have anymore tips?

[@IbandUK]

Patrick Marciano Always listen to your song through headphones when recording vocals to avoid the microphone picking up the song. Keep the headphones volume as low as comfortably possible while recording. If possible, mute all tracks except the bass guitar track and sing along to the bass guitar track (high pitch tracks and drum tracks get picked up by the microphone the most).

[@Jannis.p17]

Can i also remove the denoise effect?

[@blaqbirddd]

press the "undo" button

[@CG1BEATS]

Nice

[@IbandUK]

@REAL_CG1 Thanks 😀👍

[@teweone]

Thanks bro

[@IbandUK]

teweone 😀👍

[@nsnoda6910]

Thankyou🙏🏾

[@IbandUK]

NSNoda 😍👍

[@pupxxy]

how to remove the important track out of my recording, in my recording i hear mine important recording

[@IbandUK]

@pupxxy It sounds like the microphone is picking up the recorded tracks, use headphones when recording vocals so the microphone doesn't pick up the recorded tracks.

[@petervolkov8209]

can't hear no fan

[@IbandUK]

@petervolkov8209 I recommend listening to this video with quality headphones.

[@itspreston14]

its not working

[@IbandUK]

@itspreston14 Try adjusting the threshold in the noise gate

[@itspreston14]

@@IbandUK ya but it loads then it stops

[@Iamkrismanns]

Denoise definitely doesnt work that well lol

[@IbandUK]

@Iamkrismanns I think Bandlab's version of denoise only really works with certain types of static noises. Its also destructive, so I would only use it on a copy track (incase I don't like the results) and sometimes tapping on denoise 2 or 3 times can improve the results.