Need a quick and easy method to ensure your mix is ready for playback on any platform? Whether you lack access to mixing and mastering tools or just aren’t sure how to master a song, turn your raw mix into a polished, release-ready piece with our free online mastering service, BandLab Mastering!
Bandlab is the best mobile Daw out there Enough of the hate from you guys If you think Bandlab sucks, then leave it and find one which you prefer please. Bandlab didn’t force none of y’all to use there Daw, so why are you all out here screaming this and that about Bandlab smh 🤦🏿
@@dj_instruments937 you’re here talking about wanting the best After all the improvements that Bandlab has brought in. Have you ever appreciated the little things they’ve done ? Instead you want the best. Funny thing is that most of y’all don’t even know how to record a good vocal on Bandlab 😏. Most vocals I have come across are trash and has any of y’all made an attempt to cry yourselves down ? 😒
Yes-arguably, more than ever. Whether you're releasing your music in a physical medium like CDs or vinyl, or uploading your tracks to streaming services like Spotify and TH-cam, mastering ensures that your music plays back properly in every format.
Hands down BL is the best free mobile DAW. I use it for a year already as an addition to my hardware Yamaha AW2400 DAW. Thank you, guys! You are great and a treasure for musicians!
Hey, i love BL, but more for the community, collaboration, feedback and friends that the DAW. But I actually like the door because it is pretty simple (and free) and so allows me to work with musicians at various technical levels. There seems to be a built-in limiter in the band lab daw because I see a lot of really hot tracks that are not as digitally clipped as they might be. I have also seen / heard band lab mastering salvage some very muddy recordings. Like anything in audio you should do an A/B comparison of any processing you apply... And if you can do that on speakers, headphones, earbuds and in a car as well as any other places you could make those comparisons you will get the best result... that is all a lot of work for what I do as a hobby. I do it cuz I enjoy it! UMF=🦄🧜♀️🌭🍺
I absolutely love BandLab. The presets for vocals are top notch. Still needs some type of mix editor tho to set mic gain levels? Maybe we can get 20 tracks instead of 15 soon? Keep up the great work BandLab team 🌟
I'm using BL from few years it's very good for free and mobile users.but i think if you give melodine tool and more for mastering it's the best.thanks again for giving such a good daw
1: All other DAWs have mixer tracks. I would love to send two tracks (multiple ) to one mixer track and process them as a whole. Gets pretty boring processing two individual tracks-clap and snare-when you intend to layer them as one and process them that way but wait!...Oh you can't 😢 2: Piano roll should highlight the actual keys when locking in a scale on both IOS and PC 3: More stock sounds to the instruments -an additional category for plucks- would be appreciated 4: Can we get grid lines on the track arranger for those of us who like to use and drop oneshots and build our tracks in this fashion. It would make it easier for placing oneshots on the grid. 5: Be dope if the drum grid allowed us to pan each drum hit from the images of said drums or the individual beats on the grid. Perhaps with some other cool features like ADSR for each drum track. 6: It sucks that when I want to cycle through sounds the beat will stop playing. I would like to pick sounds in context for choosing what works best for my song I'm building. 7: Seriously hope in 2024 you guys make some major updates. Can't be a professional DAW without mixer tracks. 😢 Smdh p.s.s. At least 24 tracks would be kindly appreciated. A lot of us actually like to layer our sounds. Hopefully you guys listen to the community like FL Studio does.
@@bandlabit does also when will you guys allow us the ability to turn audio and submit it inside iPad lab without using a third-party application and not just for standard chords, I mean for drums as well.
@@--legion I may be wrong about this but I think BandLab masters to -16 lufs but that wasn’t what I was talking about they don’t take true peak into account and their masters a lot quieter than streaming standards. I’m just curious why then chose that. It seems arbitrary.
@@lawinter1949 I see what you mean. I put an orchestral track though BandLab and it's 13-lufs, the same mastered via Ozone it's 11 -lufs without any limiting. -11 is plenty loud for classical, but I suspect those mastering beats would not be satisfied with audio that's quieter than the competition.
Nothing wrong with the advice, but BandLab is poor compared to Ozone. Lacks everything that you would want from a master - a full, rich, sparkling sound.
Thanks for your feedback, we're here to provide you with all the tools you need at every step of your music creation stage. We're always looking to improve, and we'll take this to learn and grow!
Which ones best? I was thinking the 15$ for FL studio maybe worth it. Bandlab you can get to a good sound but you have to do so much mixing. People doing it as a hobby who enjoy making music. Dont wanna spend a whole work shift amount of time mixing
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Need a quick and easy method to ensure your mix is ready for playback on any platform? Whether you lack access to mixing and mastering tools or just aren’t sure how to master a song, turn your raw mix into a polished, release-ready piece with our free online mastering service, BandLab Mastering!
Bandlab is the best mobile Daw out there
Enough of the hate from you guys
If you think Bandlab sucks, then leave it and find one which you prefer please. Bandlab didn’t force none of y’all to use there Daw, so why are you all out here screaming this and that about Bandlab smh 🤦🏿
Because we're a fucking community of musicians who want the best experiences possible. ✌️
@@dj_instruments937 you’re here talking about wanting the best
After all the improvements that Bandlab has brought in. Have you ever appreciated the little things they’ve done ? Instead you want the best. Funny thing is that most of y’all don’t even know how to record a good vocal on Bandlab 😏. Most vocals I have come across are trash and has any of y’all made an attempt to cry yourselves down ? 😒
@@dj_instruments937 bro it's free! What did you expect?
I'm surprised my boi Mai is with bandlab! What a way to go on the up & up!
Yes-arguably, more than ever. Whether you're releasing your music in a physical medium like CDs or vinyl, or uploading your tracks to streaming services like Spotify and TH-cam, mastering ensures that your music plays back properly in every format.
Hands down BL is the best free mobile DAW. I use it for a year already as an addition to my hardware Yamaha AW2400 DAW. Thank you, guys! You are great and a treasure for musicians!
Thanks for the love1
I think they should keep the 4 presets but make a another tab to customize the presets
Can't believe I mixed mine up, FIRE IT IS 🔥
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you brother. This video was very helpful. 👏👏👏
Hey, i love BL, but more for the community, collaboration, feedback and friends that the DAW. But I actually like the door because it is pretty simple (and free) and so allows me to work with musicians at various technical levels. There seems to be a built-in limiter in the band lab daw because I see a lot of really hot tracks that are not as digitally clipped as they might be. I have also seen / heard band lab mastering salvage some very muddy recordings. Like anything in audio you should do an A/B comparison of any processing you apply... And if you can do that on speakers, headphones, earbuds and in a car as well as any other places you could make those comparisons you will get the best result... that is all a lot of work for what I do as a hobby. I do it cuz I enjoy it! UMF=🦄🧜♀️🌭🍺
I absolutely love BandLab. The presets for vocals are top notch. Still needs some type of mix editor tho to set mic gain levels? Maybe we can get 20 tracks instead of 15 soon? Keep up the great work BandLab team 🌟
32 track limit is available now with bandlab membership
I'm using BL from few years it's very good for free and mobile users.but i think if you give melodine tool and more for mastering it's the best.thanks again for giving such a good daw
yo thanks dude this video was sooooooo helpful
Love BandLab ❤
Good video 👍 You explain
Many thanks for this amazing video
Please add more mastering sound
I can really use your help 😃.
This is good
🔥🔥
I prefer universal when I do soft songs but heavy hippop afro I use Fire
1: All other DAWs have mixer tracks.
I would love to send two tracks (multiple ) to one mixer track and process them as a whole. Gets pretty boring processing two individual tracks-clap and snare-when you intend to layer them as one and process them that way but wait!...Oh you can't 😢
2: Piano roll should highlight the actual keys when locking in a scale on both IOS and PC
3: More stock sounds to the instruments -an additional category for plucks- would be appreciated
4: Can we get grid lines on the track arranger for those of us who like to use and drop oneshots and build our tracks in this fashion. It would make it easier for placing oneshots on the grid.
5: Be dope if the drum grid allowed us to pan each drum hit from the images of said drums or the individual beats on the grid. Perhaps with some other cool features like ADSR for each drum track.
6: It sucks that when I want to cycle through sounds the beat will stop playing. I would like to pick sounds in context for choosing what works best for my song I'm building.
7: Seriously hope in 2024 you guys make some major updates. Can't be a professional DAW without mixer tracks. 😢 Smdh
p.s.s. At least 24 tracks would be kindly appreciated. A lot of us actually like to layer our sounds. Hopefully you guys listen to the community like FL Studio does.
Some great recommendations but it's free at the end of the day
👌👌👏👏 Konsa Banlab Masstring best hai ?universal ya clarity ?
Mai v vohi check kr rha tha
@@_FLASH_77 clarity Best hai. Volume kam ati hai Lakin clear hote hai
can you download it to your camera roll with the mastering or just when you publish it
Good day bandlab, just want to request for an eq ranging up to 16k - 20khz. Hope you see my feedback, thank you!
Finally someone said it....I always have to use an eq3 m if I want to add some air... but its sounds weird
I use universal for my hip hop it just sounds better to me.
Can you please help me out I have a song I will love to get it master
What about mastering on the PC version of bandlab?
Works the same way! After you've completed your track in BandLab, there's an option for you to master your track. Hope it helps!
@@bandlabit does also when will you guys allow us the ability to turn audio and submit it inside iPad lab without using a third-party application and not just for standard chords, I mean for drums as well.
I'm confused because I put my monitoring window lower my track sound to low how do I not go to read but keep my track loud enough
how to mix?
After saving the preset I want, it keeps reverting to original. i don't know why. I've published and saved it too but it keeps doing the same thing
@bandlab me too ?
What master preset should I use for a drill nyc song
Your ears will tell you
@@LionOfKingstonW
@@LionOfKingston big W
Did u figured it out ?
Can you master in 24 bit using Bandlab?
Heyy
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@@bandlab no way
@@MWE_actionAww, YES WAY. Glad they replied to ya❤
Why doesn’t BandLab mastering master a track to streaming standards?
Professionals do not master to streaming standards - mastering to -14 lufs is absurd.
@@--legion I may be wrong about this but I think BandLab masters to -16 lufs but that wasn’t what I was talking about they don’t take true peak into account and their masters a lot quieter than streaming standards. I’m just curious why then chose that. It seems arbitrary.
@@lawinter1949 I see what you mean. I put an orchestral track though BandLab and it's 13-lufs, the same mastered via Ozone it's 11 -lufs without any limiting. -11 is plenty loud for classical, but I suspect those mastering beats would not be satisfied with audio that's quieter than the competition.
Nothing wrong with the advice, but BandLab is poor compared to Ozone. Lacks everything that you would want from a master - a full, rich, sparkling sound.
Thanks for your feedback, we're here to provide you with all the tools you need at every step of your music creation stage. We're always looking to improve, and we'll take this to learn and grow!
Bruh....bandlab sound horrible compared to ALL OTHER daws....this is NOT mastering 😂😂😂😂
Which ones best? I was thinking the 15$ for FL studio maybe worth it. Bandlab you can get to a good sound but you have to do so much mixing. People doing it as a hobby who enjoy making music. Dont wanna spend a whole work shift amount of time mixing
Well, your words, your opinion.
What better saw do u know better than band lab
I rather pick bandlab compare to fl studio and garageband
Even though I have fl studio and garageband
Dude what’s your FL pin lol