Woah! So glad to hear that. There are a lot of cool Bandlab Tutorials out there, but we focus on teaching music concepts at the same time that we teach the software :) Glad it's helpful!
Man, I have really learn a lot, And it's was really helpful, am an artist, from Nigerian, and I have been wonting to be dropping freestyle, dumping on random beat, and getting a producer, to make it happen will cust me much money, which I don't have, But after watching and learning, everything, that you have said, I think I can use my phone to start why am working on getting a laptop, For the full project, thanks so so much for you teaching it's really help to get me ready for 2024, I swear if I put everything that you have teach and my own, it's a win for me, again thanks,
Yo.. Those little stickers always popping up are making me fall in love with you and I don't even know you 😭😂🤣🤣🤣 I've been giggling through your classes. And you're an amazing teacher! 🤗
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How do I lock the loops on the arranger screen to a beat or quantize it. The loops move freely on the arranger screen even though I have it in the settings to snap to grid? Any help would be appreciated
Hmmm... I'm not sure I understand the question correctly, but I will do my best. It sounds like your drum or MIDI regions aren't syncing to the grid when you try to loop them. Even though you have snap to grid turned on, they seem to move freely. I've turned on snap to grid and I'm testing it out myself. Here's what I see: 1. When I click, hold, or loop a drum or MIDI region, it seems to move freely, but when I let it go, it moves and locks into a different spot. 2. The problem is, it's not lining up with a barline or beat line, it's actually locking into place between the beats! I think this might be the problem you're having. Technically, the grid isn't just the bars (labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4) or just the beats (the vertical lines between the bar numbers). The rhythmic grid also involves subdivisions, or fractions of the beat! Beats can be divided in half, in three, and even in four! It seems like when snap to grid is turned on, the regions can snap to bars, beats, or half-beats. In music terminology, we call these half-beats "eighth-notes." While it's technically not wrong for the region to snap to the eighth-notes, it's usually not what we want. Unfortunately, the only way to get around it is to be super careful about how you drag and drop your regions, or how you loop regions. You have to click, hold, drag, and drop at the exact point you want it to land. If you look closely you will see that it still snaps into place, ever so slightly! But if you are off by just half a beat, it will snap into the nearest eighth-note! To summarize: Even though it looks like it's moving freely when snap to grid is on, it's still snapping to the grid. However, it can snap to "half-beats" or "eighth-notes" as well, not just the beats represented by vertical lines. I hope that helps! If not give me some more details and I will do my best!
Hi! I don't think this is possible in BandLab mobile, as that requires some pretty advanced software. However, it IS possible in BandLab's desktop digital audio workstation Cakewalk: ua-cam.com/video/XGB3rRYAmMM/v-deo.html That video shows how to turn audio into MIDI in cakewalk. At the time of this comment, it appears Cakewalk is free! I hope that helps!
Hi Noren, I'm not quite sure what you mean by MIDI chords and playlists. I can break down a couple different things that I think you mean, but feel free to reply and clarify if these are incorrect! We want to be as helpful as we can :) In this video, we didn't cover MIDI chords or playlists, so let me clarify some music terms as well. A MIDI note is any one note played on the MIDI piano. We can play a MIDI chord by holding down multiple notes at the same time! Even though we are playing different notes in this video, we are only playing one at a time, so there aren't any chords. If you want to learn more about chords, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/crkP3ngNHqQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AmericanYouthSymphonyAmericanYouthSymphony A playlist usually refers to a list of songs. I'm not sure if you meant the list of MIDI instruments that we saw in this video, or if you mean something else. Here's some answers to what I think you may be asking about: If you mean finding and choosing MIDI Instruments, check out this part again! 01:29 This will show you how to organize the lists of MIDI instruments by type. If you mean editing/arranging the MIDI notes that we just recorded in this video, that's something we cover in the next video! Click this link to jump to the part of the video where we cover that: ua-cam.com/video/X6HZlV4aHOI/v-deo.html Here's how to get to the MIDI editor: In the MIDI instrument view (when we're looking at the MIDI piano keys), there's an "Edit" button in the bottom right corner: It's just above the metronome and it looks like a pencil on paper. If you click that, it will open up the edit view. That's where you can move, delete, duplicate, and create MIDI notes! To learn more about that, click that last link! Hope that helps!
My beat doesn't answer the right time when i hit it, it has delays on the beats when touching with my hand, I just need you to show me how to make it more sensitive...Guess you understand me!!!🥺
Double tap the timeline at the top of the screen. the timeline is where you see the numbers one. 1, 2, 3 and 4, each with several tick marks in between. Double tapping this area will turn on the red cycle looper. You can then click and drag the sides of the cycle looper to cycle more or less of the session.
You can create all kinds of music on BandLab. If you're referring specifically to a drum beat, then check out this video on making your first drum beat in BandLab. ua-cam.com/video/zskW2QOT6ZA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AmericanYouthSymphony Bandlab allows you to program drums, play/program virtual instruments, record vocals, and even apply affects to mix your project.
Pls if there is anymore thing you think I still need to no, to help me grow more, pls update me. Or even make a video, for us to watch, and follow your steep, nice one and good work you are really doing
Hi king Nasir, I'm recording on an Iphone, so I can give you those instructions. I put a link to a video explaining the process for Android at the bottom of this comment! To screen record on Iphone, you first have to open the "Control Center," also referred to as the "pull-down menu." Basically swipe down from the top right of your screen. That's where you'll see the button to screen record. Now if you press the button once, it will start recording your screen. But if you press and HOLD the screen record button, an additional menu will pop up, asking what app you would like to send the recording to. Underneath that menu, you will see a button with an image of a microphone. It should say "Microphone Off." If you click the button, it will turn red and say "Microphone On." That's it! Now when you start your screen recording, it will record both the internal audio from any apps as well as the phone's mic audio (your voice). Keep in mind you will have to do this every time you reset your phone. By default, the microphone is turned off. Also, whenever you record phone audio and your voice at the same time, you should wear headphones. If not, the phone's microphone (input) will pick up the sounds coming out of the phone's speaker (output). This will make your recording sound messy, distorted, and echoed. I just looked up the instructions on Android and it looks pretty similar! Here's a link for Android: ua-cam.com/video/2xr5fzyE50c/v-deo.html&ab_channel=HowToTech Hope that helps!
I won't to start creating my own content, to boost my dream, and grow my fan base, Pls I will won't to be exporting free beat for my phone because I can't make I beat, but I can record my self on a beat, if i download, it,
Way to complex for me , I'd be spending more time trying to work it out than actually making music. Not really conducive to those moments of inspiration.
Straightforward, simple, and cool. You are by far the most useful I have come across, thanks man! Ya makin it all look easy ♡
Woah! So glad to hear that. There are a lot of cool Bandlab Tutorials out there, but we focus on teaching music concepts at the same time that we teach the software :) Glad it's helpful!
Wow, your a great teacher. I am a little slim cos I do not know much about creating music but I think I still got most of it. Thank You
It takes time, but just keep doing it. Most of us learn better by doing rather than by listening to someone talk about it :)
Man, I have really learn a lot,
And it's was really helpful, am an artist, from Nigerian, and I have been wonting to be dropping freestyle, dumping on random beat, and getting a producer, to make it happen will cust me much money, which I don't have,
But after watching and learning, everything, that you have said, I think I can use my phone to start why am working on getting a laptop,
For the full project, thanks so so much for you teaching it's really help to get me ready for 2024, I swear if I put everything that you have teach and my own, it's a win for me, again thanks,
Yo.. Those little stickers always popping up are making me fall in love with you and I don't even know you 😭😂🤣🤣🤣
I've been giggling through your classes.
And you're an amazing teacher! 🤗
Great job bro, you're a good teacher.
Thanks! I love to teach!
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Hope u be the greatest artist of all.timed...
Lets collobarate in future..
My future artists
Loved the way you taught....👌🏾
Thanks so much! Keep making music!
This is what I'm exactly looking for thanks bro! 👌💯
Glad we could help!
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Don't obey pope, pope is the false priest
Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.
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Hey..! Video was amazing but my question is that when I want to record a sad melody which instruments should I use...?
Very, very useful information bro! TY!!!
You're very welcome!
Let ne know why there are numbers after the keys in bandlab like piano etc. what numbers reperesent
Very helpful very straightforward
Thanks Abby! Glad it's helpful!
I enjoyed the humour I between
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Thanks for watching! And thanks for the hearts, that's the most I've ever gotten!
How do I lock the loops on the arranger screen to a beat or quantize it. The loops move freely on the arranger screen even though I have it in the settings to snap to grid? Any help would be appreciated
Hmmm... I'm not sure I understand the question correctly, but I will do my best.
It sounds like your drum or MIDI regions aren't syncing to the grid when you try to loop them. Even though you have snap to grid turned on, they seem to move freely.
I've turned on snap to grid and I'm testing it out myself. Here's what I see:
1. When I click, hold, or loop a drum or MIDI region, it seems to move freely, but when I let it go, it moves and locks into a different spot.
2. The problem is, it's not lining up with a barline or beat line, it's actually locking into place between the beats!
I think this might be the problem you're having.
Technically, the grid isn't just the bars (labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4) or just the beats (the vertical lines between the bar numbers). The rhythmic grid also involves subdivisions, or fractions of the beat! Beats can be divided in half, in three, and even in four!
It seems like when snap to grid is turned on, the regions can snap to bars, beats, or half-beats. In music terminology, we call these half-beats "eighth-notes." While it's technically not wrong for the region to snap to the eighth-notes, it's usually not what we want.
Unfortunately, the only way to get around it is to be super careful about how you drag and drop your regions, or how you loop regions. You have to click, hold, drag, and drop at the exact point you want it to land. If you look closely you will see that it still snaps into place, ever so slightly! But if you are off by just half a beat, it will snap into the nearest eighth-note!
To summarize: Even though it looks like it's moving freely when snap to grid is on, it's still snapping to the grid. However, it can snap to "half-beats" or "eighth-notes" as well, not just the beats represented by vertical lines.
I hope that helps! If not give me some more details and I will do my best!
Very Nice. I liked your nice explanation. I liked and subscribed.Thanks.
Thanks for subscribing! We have another video coming soon, so stay tuned!
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How do I turn audio into midi keys for a piano? Please reply i really need help
Hi! I don't think this is possible in BandLab mobile, as that requires some pretty advanced software. However, it IS possible in BandLab's desktop digital audio workstation Cakewalk: ua-cam.com/video/XGB3rRYAmMM/v-deo.html
That video shows how to turn audio into MIDI in cakewalk. At the time of this comment, it appears Cakewalk is free!
I hope that helps!
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@@godzirra945 Hahaha I'm sooooorrryyyyy! I've been so busy teaching in person again! 😅
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Thank you!
how do u open up the playlist and arrange all the midi chords on the playlist i cant find it
Hi Noren, I'm not quite sure what you mean by MIDI chords and playlists. I can break down a couple different things that I think you mean, but feel free to reply and clarify if these are incorrect! We want to be as helpful as we can :)
In this video, we didn't cover MIDI chords or playlists, so let me clarify some music terms as well. A MIDI note is any one note played on the MIDI piano. We can play a MIDI chord by holding down multiple notes at the same time!
Even though we are playing different notes in this video, we are only playing one at a time, so there aren't any chords. If you want to learn more about chords, check out this video:
ua-cam.com/video/crkP3ngNHqQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AmericanYouthSymphonyAmericanYouthSymphony
A playlist usually refers to a list of songs. I'm not sure if you meant the list of MIDI instruments that we saw in this video, or if you mean something else.
Here's some answers to what I think you may be asking about:
If you mean finding and choosing MIDI Instruments, check out this part again! 01:29 This will show you how to organize the lists of MIDI instruments by type.
If you mean editing/arranging the MIDI notes that we just recorded in this video, that's something we cover in the next video! Click this link to jump to the part of the video where we cover that: ua-cam.com/video/X6HZlV4aHOI/v-deo.html
Here's how to get to the MIDI editor:
In the MIDI instrument view (when we're looking at the MIDI piano keys), there's an "Edit" button in the bottom right corner: It's just above the metronome and it looks like a pencil on paper. If you click that, it will open up the edit view. That's where you can move, delete, duplicate, and create MIDI notes! To learn more about that, click that last link!
Hope that helps!
Thank you for this video i m learning for you 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Sorry it should be from you 😬
Either way, you're welcome! Keep up the great work! :)
My beat doesn't answer the right time when i hit it, it has delays on the beats
when touching with my hand, I just need you to show me how to make it more sensitive...Guess you understand me!!!🥺
Very funny teacher😂
How do u get it to cycle
Double tap the timeline at the top of the screen. the timeline is where you see the numbers one. 1, 2, 3 and 4, each with several tick marks in between. Double tapping this area will turn on the red cycle looper. You can then click and drag the sides of the cycle looper to cycle more or less of the session.
can I create a beat on bandlab?
You can create all kinds of music on BandLab. If you're referring specifically to a drum beat, then check out this video on making your first drum beat in BandLab. ua-cam.com/video/zskW2QOT6ZA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AmericanYouthSymphony
Bandlab allows you to program drums, play/program virtual instruments, record vocals, and even apply affects to mix your project.
Pls if there is anymore thing you think I still need to no, to help me grow more, pls update me. Or even make a video, for us to watch, and follow your steep, nice one and good work you are really doing
How do you screen record and record your voice at the same time?
Hi king Nasir, I'm recording on an Iphone, so I can give you those instructions. I put a link to a video explaining the process for Android at the bottom of this comment!
To screen record on Iphone, you first have to open the "Control Center," also referred to as the "pull-down menu." Basically swipe down from the top right of your screen.
That's where you'll see the button to screen record. Now if you press the button once, it will start recording your screen. But if you press and HOLD the screen record button, an additional menu will pop up, asking what app you would like to send the recording to.
Underneath that menu, you will see a button with an image of a microphone. It should say "Microphone Off." If you click the button, it will turn red and say "Microphone On."
That's it! Now when you start your screen recording, it will record both the internal audio from any apps as well as the phone's mic audio (your voice). Keep in mind you will have to do this every time you reset your phone. By default, the microphone is turned off.
Also, whenever you record phone audio and your voice at the same time, you should wear headphones. If not, the phone's microphone (input) will pick up the sounds coming out of the phone's speaker (output). This will make your recording sound messy, distorted, and echoed.
I just looked up the instructions on Android and it looks pretty similar! Here's a link for Android:
ua-cam.com/video/2xr5fzyE50c/v-deo.html&ab_channel=HowToTech
Hope that helps!
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You will get it! Just keep working at it. We learn more by doing it, rather than just watching!
Listen to some yeat make a yeat beat you'll get a million views my man while helping people
I tried but the yeat bells hit too hard and I lost consciousness!
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Jk lol that's a great idea!
Ples alanwaker track
We haven't done a video recreating the beat from a song on Bandlab yet, but that's a great idea for a future video! Thanks!
I won't to start creating my own content, to boost my dream, and grow my fan base,
Pls I will won't to be exporting free beat for my phone because I can't make I beat, but I can record my self on a beat, if i download, it,
0:09 is that the fat rat?😂
Way to complex for me , I'd be spending more time trying to work it out than actually making music. Not really conducive to those moments of inspiration.