I just recorded my first guitar track today on bandlab and honestly it feels so great when you go from making music with just loopers, to making everything from scratch. This tutorial def helps
this just made my day cliff! so glad to hear this video helped you out 🙏🏻 let me know if you ever run into problems or have any questions. keep making music! 💫
Thank you!!! After recording a track I couldn't figure out how to go back to the fx screen...just gotta give the mic a quick double click great tutorial
Exactly what I needed to know. I'm old and modern day tech can seem a little intimidating at times. I am truly grateful you took the time to put this video together. Subscribed immediately. U rock. ✌🏼☯️☮️🙏🏼
Nice tutorial. I went one step ahead and used my electric guitar to play a couple of string and wind instruments on Bandlab. Opens up a whole world of possibilities. Would be happy to post the link to an instrumental I recorded.
I try to record my guitar as the beat, then whenever I try to record vocals over it, within my acapella I'm hearing the guitar within it, how to fix that? using headphones only on pc
all you need to do is lower the volume of your pc when you’re recording vocals. that way the guitar won’t bleed through so easily 💪 keep making music 🌱 xolemates for life 🤍
3:02 how did you remove the metronome sound?? ....while i record my metronome sound gets recorded too and can't find a way to remove it??? Please reply much needed information for me.
You could maybe try do do some Daft Punk type stuff. Maybe more chill sad indie bedroomy style like Instant Crush or Veridis Quo so that it still fits in the channel! I'd love to see some moody synth action paired with guitar (:
Fantastic stuff brother. Thanks for recording and posting you made a real difference to my recording 😊 I recorded a chord progression in C which went well. But when I played guitar two for lead it sounded like someone was banging a cymbal in the back ground. I didn't use a mic or head phones - only my phone mic. Would that be the problem?
as you as you like the song, then there’s no problem! don’t get too bogged down by the technicalities. just make the art that you want to make 🤍😊 keep making music 🌱
I did not see the same button option I have a phone how are you plugging up your guitar to bandlab on Android or you using a phone what are you using I plugged up my guitar to the amplifier and I plugged in my phone on the other side it did not work how are you doing this I clicked the headphones button option but nothing would record when my phone was plugged into the ale I tried the input and output option both with my guitar and form neither plugged in worked on either side can someone please tell me how your setting this up because I have to record my guitar without my phone being plugged into the amp I want I want electric guitar stuff not acoustic or any old-time instrument sound I do like a cue stick but not the way most songs have it I guess I like the hot country songs that involve a cue stick
Great tutorial Thx just getting started with Bandlab. This video makes it less intimidating. I recently went to studio to record 3 songs without an engineer 3,200 minimum Thx for the help
Suppose i want to record my guitar first and then sing but the problem i have is that i can't remember i played which chord at which position what can i do? Sorry for my bad English
this is a great question Zyn! whenever i write guitar parts, i also write down in my notes what chords i'm playing. or i film myself playing the guitar so i can always watch later and see what chords i'm playing! i hope this helps you out! ✌️ i just uploaded a new bandlab tutorial if you want to check that out too :)
I always try my best to write good songs but i still fail, don't know when I'd be able to write something good yet your tutorials really helped a lot thank you so much for introducing bandlab to us! Have a great day (^^)
Ive been recording acoustic & vocals together on the app & can get a decent enough sound to keep for ideas. Im tryinh to figure out how to record multi tracks while keeping each track from just overlapping on top of each other. I cant figure it out. I record a simple acoustic/vocals all the way through. I then want to start adding tracks - harmonies, doubling up vocals & guitars, appregios, fills, & stuff like that. I cannot record new tracks without the first track being in the other tracks. After 2 tracks it becomes a fuzzy mess. I tried using headphones to hear but my phone wont record from the mic if headphones are in. Is the only way to record each track over a metronome & just be as stiff as a board trying to stay exactly on time? I hate playing with a metronome & ive been playing guitar for almost 30 years. I dont vibe playing over a metronome. I like playing over the actual music. If I can figure out how to not have track 1 be recorded by the mic as im adding 2nd track over the 1st thats all id need. I cant figure it out. I tried lowering the volume for track 1 as low as possible so it barely is hearable & it still gets recorded by the mic ruining the next track. I dont know what else to do. I cant add any tracks on top of each other without them becoming a big distorted mess. And I am not the guy thats likes playing to a metronome only. Adding fills & vocal harmonies that way for me just isnt gonna cut it. I need to hear the song. Just like when recording vocals only I need to at least hold a guitar & fake strum if possible. I feel it more.
what's up! i totally feel you on this one, it's pretty difficult know how to move tracks around to make the overall song sound more clear. but the main things that help me with this is panning and EQ! if you move your tracks around left and right they can create space for other tracks that are down the middle. same with EQ! if you cut out frequencies in some tracks, it'll create more space in others! i talk about this exact thing in my new bandlab video! ua-cam.com/video/0uWwIMCs_08/v-deo.html
depends on what you're looking for! quick production like simple drums, bass, and a few more instruments is $100, but if you want anything more intricate it's around $250! email me @ "xole.services@gmail.com" and we can chat about your vision!
hmmm. that’s a great question! i’m sure a splitter would work! that way you can use one output for the recording and one output for listening to the metronome!
Hey bro, nice video. Its helpful Idk if you would still reply to comment in videos again since it was uploaded 7 months ago, but i wonder how do i record from my acoustic electric guitar directly? (Not using mic to the soundhole) Will it work the exact same way by using splitter? Or do i need atleast some cheap soundcard before plugging it into splitter?
This can’t be a coincidence, i literally just started playing guitar and this tutorial was just What i needed to record some of The stuff i’ve learned. Thank u Xole! Is The 5th time I’m saying this the lucky number? Please make a mastering tutorial🙏
Hey man!🙌 may I ask how to remove the metronome sound after recording? I mean if I ever use metronome while recording, it ended up mixing the sound of metronome along with my Melody.
yeah a way to solve that would be recording with headphones on! so that way you are not recording the metronome coming out of the phone, it will only go to your headphones
Your video contains lots of information..👌👌i loved it..how to record vocals n guitar at the same time with perfect quality on bandlab..??can you help me??
what's up monika! whenever i record guitar and vocals, i always do it separately, that way i can mix them both separately! i actually just uploaded a new bandlab tutorial if you want to check it out :) i talk about mixing vocals in it ✌️
![How To Record + Mix Vocals In Bandlab [IOS/Android]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0uWwIMCs_08/mqdefault.jpg)
![How To Record + Mix Vocals In Bandlab [IOS/Android]](/img/tr.png)
any artists i should cover in a future tutorial? ✧
yves tumor please!
Tiffany Day ! It would be great ;)
@@maximmm5462 niceee suggestion! thanks maxim!
@@petitalpaga3224 i don't think i've ever heard of them. i will check em out! thanks!
tiffany day men
My man deserves that BandLab sponsorship, this is golden
:))
@@xole very nice job
I just recorded my first guitar track today on bandlab and honestly it feels so great when you go from making music with just loopers, to making everything from scratch. This tutorial def helps
this just made my day cliff! so glad to hear this video helped you out 🙏🏻 let me know if you ever run into problems or have any questions. keep making music! 💫
Thank you!!! After recording a track I couldn't figure out how to go back to the fx screen...just gotta give the mic a quick double click great tutorial
so glad the video was helpful travis!
Exactly what I needed to know. I'm old and modern day tech can seem a little intimidating at times. I am truly grateful you took the time to put this video together. Subscribed immediately. U rock. ✌🏼☯️☮️🙏🏼
i'm so glad to hear that! thanks for the subscribe 🙏🏻💫
Nice tutorial. I went one step ahead and used my electric guitar to play a couple of string and wind instruments on Bandlab. Opens up a whole world of possibilities. Would be happy to post the link to an instrumental I recorded.
yoooo that's awesome to hear! and what a great idea, i would love to hear the final result!
Xole, here is one I recorded playing 4 instruments off BandLab 😉
ua-cam.com/video/wDd86Qk5RXk/v-deo.html
It turned my classical guitar into an electric guitar i love this app!
bandlab is dope !!
How
@@kryptonnslaxx6378 the fx page choose the big solo
another banger video mr xole
thanks so much ashr!!
nice video, i’m glad that your using bandlab rather than garageband, idk why but i just cannot use garageband
i think they're both dope! but yeah the layout on bandlab is really nice ngl
Man I was so confused what to do with all those effects. This is great just what I wanted to see lv you man
just what i wanted to hear revz! so glad it helped 🙏🏻
great video xole!!💙
thx thx thx :)
I try to record my guitar as the beat, then whenever I try to record vocals over it, within my acapella I'm hearing the guitar within it, how to fix that? using headphones only on pc
all you need to do is lower the volume of your pc when you’re recording vocals. that way the guitar won’t bleed through so easily 💪
keep making music 🌱
xolemates for life 🤍
3:02 how did you remove the metronome sound?? ....while i record my metronome sound gets recorded too and can't find a way to remove it??? Please reply much needed information for me.
Dude is on it and knows what's up! Damn good lesson, taught me something new for sure!
so glad to hear eldridge! ✨
You could maybe try do do some Daft Punk type stuff. Maybe more chill sad indie bedroomy style like Instant Crush or Veridis Quo so that it still fits in the channel! I'd love to see some moody synth action paired with guitar (:
love this suggestion Low Ceiling! a tribute type of video would be really cool
@@xole exactly!!
sounds great, love your videos!!
thank youuu!
Awesome tutorial. Have been learning Bandlab lately.
thanks so much man!
keep making music 🌱
Keep it coming!! 🔥 🔥 although I don't have a guitar but this video is really helpful 😊😊
thanks so much Qazwini! you coming to tomorrow's livestream? :)
@@xole sure!! If I don't oversleep 😅😅
Fantastic stuff brother. Thanks for recording and posting you made a real difference to my recording 😊
I recorded a chord progression in C which went well. But when I played guitar two for lead it sounded like someone was banging a cymbal in the back ground.
I didn't use a mic or head phones - only my phone mic.
Would that be the problem?
as you as you like the song, then there’s no problem! don’t get too bogged down by the technicalities. just make the art that you want to make 🤍😊
keep making music 🌱
@@xole thanksz
I did not see the same button option I have a phone how are you plugging up your guitar to bandlab on Android or you using a phone what are you using I plugged up my guitar to the amplifier and I plugged in my phone on the other side it did not work how are you doing this I clicked the headphones button option but nothing would record when my phone was plugged into the ale I tried the input and output option both with my guitar and form neither plugged in worked on either side can someone please tell me how your setting this up because I have to record my guitar without my phone being plugged into the amp I want I want electric guitar stuff not acoustic or any old-time instrument sound I do like a cue stick but not the way most songs have it I guess I like the hot country songs that involve a cue stick
I want to use my classical guitar for rhythm. And add .y electric guitar for lead
Great tutorial Thx just getting started with Bandlab. This video makes it less intimidating. I recently went to studio to record 3 songs without an engineer 3,200 minimum Thx for the help
Suppose i want to record my guitar first and then sing but the problem i have is that i can't remember i played which chord at which position what can i do?
Sorry for my bad English
this is a great question Zyn!
whenever i write guitar parts, i also write down in my notes what chords i'm playing. or i film myself playing the guitar so i can always watch later and see what chords i'm playing! i hope this helps you out! ✌️
i just uploaded a new bandlab tutorial if you want to check that out too :)
How to record keyboard (piano) in bandlab
Please help!!🙏❤
aye that's a great suggestion shikhar!
@@xole ya plz help
This is really helpful, thank you Bro! 😁👍
God bless! 🙏
Thanks for sharing. Very useful
so glad to hear 🙏🏼
Thank you I learn a lot from you
i am so glad~!
I always try my best to write good songs but i still fail, don't know when I'd be able to write something good yet your tutorials really helped a lot thank you so much for introducing bandlab to us!
Have a great day (^^)
I guess song production will now be much more easier having a handsome cutie teaching me 😩💖
got me a bit emotional in the end😭🤧
this was so helpfullllll thank you so muchh
so glad to hear! 💫
1:14...... I din't see that button please help
more "how to make a song" on Bandlab mobile bro please 🥺
i will definitely keep doing bandlab videos! :)
Cool man you solved my whole problem 😀❤️
so happy to hear! go make some music :)
Damn this is a great "how to make instruments sound pro in Bandlab" my midi quality still midi (bad) so this would help a lot
Its pretty insane that the sound from bandlab with con. mic and audio interface sounds WAY Better thaN with my PC and Ableton!!!
you can make incredible music on your phone! it’s no joke! 🔥
Ive been recording acoustic & vocals together on the app & can get a decent enough sound to keep for ideas. Im tryinh to figure out how to record multi tracks while keeping each track from just overlapping on top of each other. I cant figure it out. I record a simple acoustic/vocals all the way through. I then want to start adding tracks - harmonies, doubling up vocals & guitars, appregios, fills, & stuff like that. I cannot record new tracks without the first track being in the other tracks. After 2 tracks it becomes a fuzzy mess. I tried using headphones to hear but my phone wont record from the mic if headphones are in. Is the only way to record each track over a metronome & just be as stiff as a board trying to stay exactly on time? I hate playing with a metronome & ive been playing guitar for almost 30 years. I dont vibe playing over a metronome. I like playing over the actual music. If I can figure out how to not have track 1 be recorded by the mic as im adding 2nd track over the 1st thats all id need. I cant figure it out. I tried lowering the volume for track 1 as low as possible so it barely is hearable & it still gets recorded by the mic ruining the next track. I dont know what else to do. I cant add any tracks on top of each other without them becoming a big distorted mess. And I am not the guy thats likes playing to a metronome only. Adding fills & vocal harmonies that way for me just isnt gonna cut it. I need to hear the song. Just like when recording vocals only I need to at least hold a guitar & fake strum if possible. I feel it more.
what's up!
i totally feel you on this one, it's pretty difficult know how to move tracks around to make the overall song sound more clear.
but the main things that help me with this is panning and EQ! if you move your tracks around left and right they can create space for other tracks that are down the middle. same with EQ! if you cut out frequencies in some tracks, it'll create more space in others!
i talk about this exact thing in my new bandlab video!
ua-cam.com/video/0uWwIMCs_08/v-deo.html
Can we add our own voice also to this..like after recording guitar then can we sing also?
yes you can! i'll probably make a future video on how to mix vocals in bandlab too
@@xole that would be really helpful
How much to add some production to an acoustic song with vocals
depends on what you're looking for! quick production like simple drums, bass, and a few more instruments is $100, but if you want anything more intricate it's around $250! email me @ "xole.services@gmail.com" and we can chat about your vision!
I have a question is it possible to get rid of the sound of the pick…it’s annoying
can you also record video? while recording the guitar and add fx's like reverb or echo, etc. ?
It help so much!
so happy to hear that! 🙏🏻
Ahhhhhh thanks!!
Can you make a tutorial about how to make your acoustic guitar sound like an electric one.. i cant make my guitar sound distorted ;-;
ooohhh that's a good thought 💫 thank you!
@@xole thank u so much 😭
How you liking Ableton 11 xole? Ps love the vidd
i love sm. literally added everything that i was looking for. and thank you!
U r great sir I always follow ur tutorial
Can I record ukulele like this and record my audio.
yes you can! i might actually make a video for that soon!
@@xole tnkuuu
Pretty sure the hole is called a resonator port
i appreciate this darkwood! sounds a lot better than "hole"
Bro whenever I record on my smartphone there is more wind noise than tune pls tell what should I do even the mic records air
That one sad moment where you have a crappy headphone button instead of the monitor button. Ugh. Such a annoyance
Tnx for the video!
I have the app on Android, how can I listen to the metronome in my headset but record with the device mic?
Cheers,
Dror
hmmm. that’s a great question! i’m sure a splitter would work! that way you can use one output for the recording and one output for listening to the metronome!
lemme know if that helped!
Hey bro, nice video. Its helpful
Idk if you would still reply to comment in videos again since it was uploaded 7 months ago, but i wonder how do i record from my acoustic electric guitar directly? (Not using mic to the soundhole)
Will it work the exact same way by using splitter? Or do i need atleast some cheap soundcard before plugging it into splitter?
Thanks sunny!
Would be great if you cover Journey, Charlie Puth!
journey would be sick!!
Brilliant!
thank you so much! ✨
Thanks for this Bro!
got you! 💫
But how u will record ur video
I still have no idea how you got the metronome sound out of there I can still hear it /:
hmm, you can't hear the metronome but you can hear all of the other audio? you might have to change the timing of the metronome to be quicker 🤔
Thank you 😊
you're welcome :)
This can’t be a coincidence, i literally just started playing guitar and this tutorial was just What i needed to record some of The stuff i’ve learned. Thank u Xole!
Is The 5th time I’m saying this the lucky number? Please make a mastering tutorial🙏
so glad to hear this! and yes, a mastering tutorial will definitely be on this channel soon!
Why delete the lead guitar? 😮😮😮😮
Nice one thanks ❤️🙏
glad to hear 💫
Which earbuds are you using ? They've got a great mic!
pretty sure these are them! the sound quality is also impressive
Philips SHE3595BK/28 In-Ear Headset with Mic
THANK YOUUUU
glad i could help! :)
You should do a video on Ryan Caraveo! Peanut butter waffles!
my friend showed me him recently! peanut butter waffles is dopeeeee
@@xole Yeah his last two albums are pure Gold, especially "Butterfly Boy"
DUDE RYAN IS SO UNDERRATED
@@ransomzac You got that right! Easily in my top 5 all day
Hey man!🙌 may I ask how to remove the metronome sound after recording? I mean if I ever use metronome while recording, it ended up mixing the sound of metronome along with my Melody.
yeah a way to solve that would be recording with headphones on! so that way you are not recording the metronome coming out of the phone, it will only go to your headphones
hope this helps!
Yeah! Thanks pal🙌
This is for android too ✨
so true!
Your video contains lots of information..👌👌i loved it..how to record vocals n guitar at the same time with perfect quality on bandlab..??can you help me??
what's up monika!
whenever i record guitar and vocals, i always do it separately, that way i can mix them both separately!
i actually just uploaded a new bandlab tutorial if you want to check it out :)
i talk about mixing vocals in it ✌️
Bro how did you remove the metronome beep
be sure to record with the volume very low and don’t have the audio come out near the mic. hope this helps!
@@xole Thanks bruhhh
U lowkey look like gray from carmen sandiego. lol. not a bad thing tho. he gud looking ;))
haha thank you!
Thank you James reid
got you fam 🙏🏻
Make a video on vocals and their editing bro you are great 💝
i might have to do that! and thank you! 💫
First to not write a 'first' comment... wait, no...
you're first to write a "first to not write a 'first' comment... wait, no..."
so that's cool
Is this perfect for fingerstyle?
yes this works great for fingerstyle too! 🌱
@@xole thanks bro I like your low-key chill vibe
Great video
Can I record using my mobile voice recorder?
thanks so much! and yes you can!
Hello, is this app needs a wifi or cellular data to operate or is it ok for offline use?
yes you can use it without wifi! it's an awesome app
@@xole thankss! i'll try this app
first :)
respect
Useful video
so glad to hear!
Please make more videos about bandlab and editing song please this video helped me a lot
Can u make cover of 1000years.
I didn't found any video to record guitar rhythm 😂 help me
the third after first first
the third first first is still first, my friend
@@xole exactly
Nice
thanks!
First
Ah nvm
close one
oops i found it
Anyone else watch this just to make sure using vocal/mic was what u should use for an acoustic guitar 🤣
when he plays F chord😢
ending of adventure time.
adventure time, come on grab your friends 🤍
Lol the ads were bandlab
lol gotta give props to youtube on that one
Vah it's ready school Man
Im sorry but that intro was cringe af😂😂
Nice
hope it helps! 🙏🏻