Cakewalk by BandLab Tutorial (Part 2) - Recording and Editing Audio Tracks
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Cakewalk by BandLab Tutorials
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Part 2 - Recording and Editing Audio: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
Part 3 - MIDI Recording and Editing: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
Part 4 - Virtual Instruments: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
Part 5 - Mixing and ProChannel: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
Part 6 - Effects & Plugins: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
Part 7 - Automation and Control Surfaces: • Cakewalk by BandLab Tu...
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Cakewalk by BandLab is a free digital audio workstation that’s great for home recording. In part 2 of this tutorial series, we cover how to configure an audio interface, record audio tracks, and apply trims and fades.
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It would be great to see a video aimed at total beginners with more time being taken to explain the set up and steps required to record.
Totally agree- I just get totally turned off this software after watching theses videos- it does seem like the software has some great capabilities- however these tutorials do not seem very focused or definitive.
@@gerardwhelan4609 The voice over seems robot like and far too quick.
I have to agree with the views expressed. It would help beginners ,who surely this is aimed, at if you slowed down and didn't assume prior knowledge as this is a technique as much as a product presentation. For example, e.g. when adding a Bus @ 3:10, I found myself asking not only 'why?', but 'what the heck is a Bus?'. The Graphics are good and your' voice is clear but I think I'm getting lost here and I don't think I'm the only one.
More helpful than I expected. Thanks
4:33 Overwrite actually doesn't overwriteanything, but just hides the section of the previous take that you record on. If you want the old take back or want to crossfade them in any way, you just drag the outline of the old take to get the over-recorded part back.
Thanks! However, one important thing I'm requesting, please is: once you create a track, how to select it and adjust the volume up or down? After all, the initial volume setting is an intelligent (or based on experience!) guess!
Another great video. Anyone wanting to learn cakewalk, should subscribe.
wow you're so good at tutorials. well done
These tutorials are great!! Thank you!!
A constan ticking sound while recording keeps playing mechanically . What to do?
The fading part, all I'm getting is shorten the clip, rather than the triangle, I'm using the smart tool. Is there something to be pressed first? I've tried all around the edges as well to get the triangle, but it's always the " ] "half backwards square symbol instead. Any help would be much appreciated.
Do I need an audio interface for a usb mic or midi keyboard? Do i need an audio interface for cakewalk?
Can you record a clean track, then edit the amp, pedals, and effects later?
I'm a guitarist and previous experience is that I spend way too much time messing about with settings. So just recording clean would allow me to catch the solos asap
Sorry, not really for "beginners" ... although I was doing OK until 4:20 (Dealing with multiple takes) ... when I tried to overwrite the track using Track 4, it just deleted everything. I know I'm doing something wrong, it's not the DAW's fault, but just can't see where?
Every time I try to adjust the volume on cakewalk it just goes back to the default volume. How do I fix this??
Hi,do u now how to record jam track and Play solo on guitar in the same time?
can you show how you lower the gain / volume of an individual wave ( not track )
I'm getting a dry guitar signal along with my distorted guitar signal when I play guitar through an amp plugin. Howe do I stop that? And if you know, pleas tell me exactly what I have to do. Thanks.
3:57 what are settings for new track, new track just appears and when I make a new track it doesn't do anything
I have a reverb effect when I record with my microphone. I created a new empty project so I'm not so sure why I'm even getting reverb effect. Anyone can help me?
How can I manipulate the audio like changing the bpm of the truck?
Hi sir, How many audio interface did you use ?
hey i have a question. As i were recording my vocals, the vocal track is recording my vocal and also my minus one music. how do i record my vocals only without the music ?
Hi, how do i get wave format when im recording. Because when I do record it canes out in a straight line but no wave.
It must be a settling ive not seen on TH-cam. Finding it really hard on this cakewalk bandlab but I will stick with it...
Watchout I will have more questions lol....
Thanks.
How to send my recorded audio from Cakewalk from my PC back to the Midas M32. Can you help with that please?
When I hover over the right end of the clip, i dont get the triangle to enable fade. Do I need to be in a certain setting or have a box checked somewhere?
I just want to know how to turn the volume up on a track
I think you just activate the console, and Increase the master volume.
Brian Cherry I figured it out
@@officialnick how did you do it?
Hey I was wondering if you can plug in a launchpad into the DAW and if it will it work.
Hi, I'd like to import stereo .wav files into my projects. The stereo tracks as created consist of one .wav file for the left channel and another .wav file for the right channel. Can I bring them into one stereo Cakewalk channel.? I know I can send them to a stereo buss and control them but now I have 3 faders control one stereo image when I'd like just 1 fader. Thanks for your help.
Can I use my piano USBplug to record through this programm and have a clear piano sound track
Yes, that’s all fine. But how do you increase or decrease the input volume on a track? That’s kind of basic, and nowhere do they mention it...
That's because the input volume on a track would be controlled from the audio interface itself. You would increase or decrease the gain on the preamp knob for that input on the hardware.
HOW CAN I LOWE THE VOLUME OF EACH TRACKS
No reply? "Your Home Recording", A little help would be appreciated if you are going to have an instructional video on TH-cam. Don't put a video on TH-cam just to get the hits
when i insert an audio track its silent and my volume is all the way up
DuckDown Did you click on the record icon?
Enable input echo. I'm sure you figured it out by now but maybe this will help someone else!
can someone please help me. when i record something and play it back it plays the audio back too fast and doesnt sound like how i recorded it
You might have a problem between the sample rate of your audio interface and your software. Check the settings for each and make sure they match.
Your Home Recording I have the same issue. How would I do this exactly?
Same issuw here
Is there an easy way of keeping the recorded audio on time? I'm not the best guitar player and have my problems with staying on the beat. (sry for my bad english :P) if I cut the audio and make it smaller or bigger, one can hear that the audio stopped and began again :/ Ich hope you understand my question XD
Yes. Click on an audio clip after you have recorded it. Click on "Process" on the top left menu. Then click on "Quantize." Then click OK. You may have to adjust the Resolution Duration in the Quantize menu to make it sound right. Hope this helps.
@@billycampos8545 thanks!!! You saved me, I didnt think I would get a response :)
why can't I use cakewalk while using youtube?
It’s likely taking over your audio driver. Maybe switch from ASIO mode to a different driver mode and test that out temporarily while using TH-cam.
@@YourHomeRecording Copied my previous comment. Its an easy fix. Go into cakewalk and ensure these two things:
1) Preferences (hit "P" on keyboard) > Playback and Recording > Uncheck "Suspend Audio Engine When Cakewalk Is Not in Focus"
2) Preferences > Driver Settings > Sampling Rate dropdown box > ensure that the sampling rate is equivalent to the sampling rate set in windows for your playback device. The default for Windows 10 should be 48000 Hz. You can check and change what windows is using for the sampling rate by going into the sound settings in the control panel, finding your playback device, clicking on properties > advanced and it should be displayed there. Its recommended you set it at 44100 or 48000 (either works). The important thing is that the sampling rate set in cakewalk must match the sampling rate set in windows, otherwise weird stuff happens and youtube videos will buffer or not playback correctly with sound.
Cheers
My Behringer UMC404HD does not show up in the list of preferences under drivers. So far have not been able to record any audio into Cakewalk. Had the same problem with Adobe Audition. Is it possible that my UMC404HD is defective. The microphone reads in the Behringer but not in Cakewalk. I'm about ready to but a Focusrite Scarlett.
Have you tried installing the ASIO4ALL drivers? We covered it in another video on this channel.
is this program compatible to use windows audio line - in and audio speakers out?
Good video, but one aspect is worth to mention: How to record form midi-controller (for ex. keyboard or drum pad) to piano roll blocks? Anybody know?
from what I understand from a bit of time spent searching youll need to enable a drum kit then map them all to channel 10 (for most midi devices) and I managed to get the keyboard working with Cakewalks own instrument plugin Cakewalk TTS-1
I don't have a actual microphone to use to record vocals I use my headphones with a microphone is that ok to use on cakewalk because I can't afford a microphone right now
yes or just do youre vocals in youre phone and import them to youre pc!
Thank you
Can you use a USB microphone with cakewalk
Yes
I still don't know how to turn on playback on headphones, when recording vocals.. Can You help me?
Cakewalk doesn't allow more than one soundcard to be used at once. Meaning, your computer has one internally, and the interface is actually a soundcard. You can set it up to monitor live vocals or output from the computer, also, the 2 can be blended. Sometimes there will be a latency, the sound from the computer will be behind the live monitoring on the interface.
i have no instruments ;(
You go too fast through your explanations and use terms that might not be familiar to newbies, such as myself.
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I agree too.
I agree, it's really a tutorial for expert DAW users that are new to the Cakewalk software, not a tutorial for beginners.
I have the problem that my usb mic doesnt show up in the inputs... where can i find it?
That could be because usb mics comes with their own audio interfaces. It is highly recommended not to use them for what I heard in other videos!
@@sapiensband2045 Thank you so much. I thought it was a problem with asio but i just took out the usb connector and used the 1/4 cable and it worked. Such a life saver
How to fade? I tried it but it only trims the tracks.
you have to go at the top of the audio clip, then make sure it shows a triangle under the cursor.
0:37 nothing came up in devices? The usb from the boss katana is plugged in, amp is on. Is there anything else I need to do? What am I missing here? Thanks.
Jeff Parry same I’m so lost
My son has that mike. Is it ok to record a acoustic gtr with it?
Yes. Condenser mics are best for acoustic guitar. There are better condenser mics out there but this one will do fine for acoustic. If you want to record electric guitar played through an amp, then a dynamic microphone is better.
if I start cakewalk I get a sound render error on TH-cam Videos anyone have any idea how to fix this?
Edit - Prefernces - Audio - Playback & Recording - Suspend audio engine when Cakewalk is not in focus - OK, then restart Cakewalk. If you face same error after, just minimize Cakewalk and refresh TH-cam page
where these save?
The projects can be saved to any folder on your computer.
@@YourHomeRecording thanks!
can somebody help me? I'm new with making music and when I'm record my vocal is getting 2x faster when i listen to it. what should I do?
I've already resolve the problem but thanks a lot for answer
btw. it was exactly what u are taking about
I have the same problem how did you fix it
Your Home Recording
1 month ago
You might have a problem between the sample rate of your audio interface and your software. Check the settings for each and make sure they match.
When I select an Instrument (T.Rex 606) and click on record while its ready for recording, it won´t record the sounds.
Help, everytime i record something it becomes really fast when i recorded is normal speed
Go to Edit on the top tab, select Preferences, click on Playback and Recording in the Audio tab, look for Driver Mode and change it to MME (32-Bit). Not so sure why it fixed it for me, I think it was because the bitrate for WASAPI or ASIO was not compatible with my microphone bitrate.
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@@keachsterz5183 Doesn't work you got any other fix?
How do i import audio
A lot of times you can just click and drag from a folder on your computer into Cakewalk.
youtube wont work when i have cakewalk open can u help
I have the same problem and I have a super-fast computer. I wanted to watch videos to learn Cakewalk with the program open.
@@ronjames-music Its an easy fix. Go into cakewalk and ensure these two things:
1) Preferences (hit "P" on keyboard) > Playback and Recording > Uncheck "Suspend Audio Engine When Cakewalk Is Not in Focus"
2) Preferences > Driver Settings > Sampling Rate dropdown box > ensure that the sampling rate is equivalent to the sampling rate set in windows for your playback device. The default for Windows 10 should be 48000 Hz. You can check and change what windows is using for the sampling rate by going into the sound settings in the control panel, finding your playback device, clicking on properties > advanced and it should be displayed there. Its recommended you set it at 44100 or 48000 (either works). The important thing is that the sampling rate set in cakewalk must match the sampling rate set in windows, otherwise weird stuff happens and youtube videos will buffer or not playback correctly with sound.
Cheers
the explanation in all the videos 1 till 8 is too fast to understand
The great thing about a video, is you can pause and re-watch sections as needed. Most people don’t have the patience to watch anything longer.
Maybe not, but this is definitely not a video for beginners. Your random use of terms that might be very familiar to you, aren't necessarily understandable to a beginner.
@@chirochrisf True, but nowhere in the title does it say it is for people just learning recording in general. This is just a set of overview videos for people moving to Cakewalk from other DAWs. If there's anything you don't understand then you could make a note and google it to get a better understanding. Or look up a video about recording concepts for beginners. Most DAWs are very similar in capabilities and only different in layout, so even if the tutorial you watch may use Ableton or Reaper, you can still carry over those basic principles in Cakewalk.
It's a steep learning curve, but it's not the program or the teacher, it's your lack of experience that is frustrating you. The only way to fix that is to keep trying, take breaks, try other programs, come back, take more breaks and give it more time. As in, months, versus days or weeks.
If this was easy everyone would do it, there would be no need for videos and it wouldn't be nearly as impressive to do. There is a ton of functionality packed into this kind of software. Don't be afraid to play with other programs, it can really help to learn the basics.
Yo bandlab is my shit. Real note every video on my page was filmed on my IPhone along with almost every song. Cuz of this app, I’m in a real studio. Getting royalties. And my second album drops on all streaming platforms March 8th. I’m deadass. Google “Joey The Janitor” or bust check out the videos on my page. Thanks Bandlab! #bandlab #hiphop #cooldaddyjoe #rapdads
I can't believe how stupidly complicated they make these DAWs. The complexity associated with selecting the right drivers and inputs/outputs is unbelievable. The programmers must be really dumb. All I'm trying to do is record from a microphone and a VST drum machine. Really basic, but problems galore.
It is frustrating, but don't give up. I see people having success and these comments can be educational. I've changed my own mindset here, thinking in terms of months instead of weeks will give me a lot more persistence. After several months of banging my head on Cakewalk I think I'm actually starting to understand some basics even though I had to go back to recording with Audacity and slog through that learning curve, this video is making a lot more sense now.
This software is for studio engineers, not for musicians. It's totally worthless to the general public. We musicians who read music & arrange music the way people have done for over 100 years were very satisfied with Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.03.
We were satisfied with Windows XP 32 bit & a computer that had PCI slots for our SB live & Audigy cards witch supported sf2 sound font banks. Now we have 64 bit windows 10 which is our worst nightmare. The new computers don't have PCI slots & creative Lab don't make USB sound cards that support sf2 sound fonts. Creative abandoned us. Band Labs & Creative don't give a dam about us. I'm waiting for the first company to come up with a USB sound card that supports sf2 but we also need a computer that will let us install Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.03. I believer PG Music is on the right track with their Band In A box.
If PG comes to the rescue of we musician's, who number in the thousands, they could stand to make a lot of money. It's all caused by greed folks.
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Not a tutorial for beginners.
It's the best I've seen so far. I've had to watch it many times and failed many times. It's taking me three months and all I can say is that everything is a steep learning curve. If you find a free DAW that is both easy to use and as complex as this one, let me know. I've been recording on Audacity the last month and it's super basic, but it helped me understand a bunch of stuff that I can now apply to understanding what it going on in this video.
It gets a bit disappointing when I read all the comments from lost people, I was ready to give up many times, but when I realized the problem was my inexperience I started thinking I should put some encouragement in here for others.