How to bounce your tracks in bandlab

[@billsadler3]

In 1992 I started multitracki recording on a 4 track cassette Tascam 424, then 464. Because I came from an electronic music lab at UC Santa Cruz (Thanks to Robert Beede, Peter Elsea and Gordon Mumma), I had been taught all the methods used to make some of the best albums of the 1960-70's; Sgt. Pepper's, Pet Sounds, Electric Ladyland, etc. So, trying to do all that on 4 tracks required the same space saving techniques used back then. Bouncing 2+ tracks was essential! Thanks... what I learn here is what you all may sometime soon, hear.

[@IbandUK]

Bill Sadler Cool 😍👍

[@jayybluddenmusic]

Thanks from Trinidad and Tobago

[@IbandUK]

Jayy Bludden Music 😀👍🇬🇧

[@dessiplaer]

Great tips! Thanks for the video.

[@IbandUK]

Jon Rowell Thanks, I'm glad you found my video helpful

[@eduardog8758]

Tanks from México

[@IbandUK]

Eduardo G 😀👍🇬🇧

[@kordelwilliams5770]

Great

[@IbandUK]

Kordel Williams Thanks 😍👍

[@pinktygr1843]

can you teach me how to put an album in a band? im not sure how to

[@IbandUK]

Pink Tygr Hi, currently bandlab have not made it possible to put an album in a band.

[@pinktygr1843]

@@IbandUK oh alrighty.