How to Edit Audio in Cakewalk by Bandlab
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In this video we talk about how to edit audio in Cakewalk by Bandlab. With a few simple tools and techniques, we can get seamless, transparent edits!
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I wholeheartedly agree with Hassan! You are definitely my "go-to" guy for Cakewalk by Bandlab!! Profuse thanks!!
Always my pleasure John. Thanks
I always find something useful in your videos, even that are over the most basic topics! Keep up the good work, Mike.
Thank you!
That last bit will save me from fiddling with a compressor for nothing. Thanks!
Hey, Mike. Good work. A couple of things:
You do not need to select the Split Tool from the Tool menu. You just press "ALT", and while you do any other tool that you have selected changes momentarily to the Split Tool. ALT + click splits at cursor. If you ALT + drag select, you get splits at both sides of the selection.
If you right click over an audio clip you get a "Set Snap Offset to Now Time" option in the menu that appears. With that, you can get your clip to snap at the first transient (or wherever you want, actually), no matter where the clip starts, so you can create your fade in and don´t worry about your clip snapping correctly. This is very useful for clips with pickup notes, or swells that do not start at a transient.
About moving gain automation , with the Move tool selected you don´t need to actually select any nodes to move segments. Just hover over a part of the envelope and look at how the cursor shows one node, or a segment (two nodes). If you select several nodes, you´ll also get the possibility of moving the shape, and the cursor shows three nodes.
And remember that you get your tool box at your cursor, including the Edit Filter, when you press down on your mouse wheel (center button), so you do not need to go to the Control Bar or the track header while you are editing.
Thanks so much for these tips! One good thing about posting what I do, is that I get to learn from folks like you! Thank you :)
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That moment when you realise all the editing techniques you’ve been using are totally ham fisted. Lots of nice little procedures here to speed up and add finesse to the process. Thanks Mike, another really useful video.
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Opened Cakewalk, thought, I need to copy this small chord progression to make a bit of a loop. Tried it, sounded rubbish - typed in "creative sauce audio edit" in Google, BANG, my man here again with exactly what I needed. Thank you.
Awesome stuff as always!
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Mike, one of the things that I really like about your content is that I feel like I'm looking over your shoulder as you provide instruction, recommendations, etc. Your content has been really helpful since I re-discovered Cakewalk by Bandlab a little over a year ago. Thanks!
Fantastic. This is really well done. Thank you!
The best cakewalk tutorial for track editing. Subscribed!
And again some new things learned that I can incorporate in my future audio projects, thanks!
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Amazing!!! this saved my track! Greatly appreciated 🙏
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Very helpful video! I'm getting back into music production using Cakewalk Bandlab and this is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.
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Whow, that gain automation trick is gold.
Great to see a new Cakewalk video from you Mike! Although I know some of this stuff, there is always a new tricks to learn. Thanks! I rarely use keyboard shortcuts and try to do everything with the mouse. I realize I should get acquainted with the keyboard more and save time. Maybe a video on the most useful keyboard shortcuts would be great?
Now...now I understand cross-fades! I never looked at them this close. Thank you!
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its a great way of editing thanks for sharing
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Mike, I can't begin to tell you how helpful your videos are. You have a great gift for explaining complicated stuff to audio simpletons like me, and you give a working procedure to achieve results I wasn't even aware of! THANK YOU!
Helpful as always. Always learn something new despite being a Cakewalk/Sonar user for many years. Glad to hear that clip gain now changes the waveform display - must update to get that feature.
Once again you have Wow'd me! That editing of a clip that is too loud is a life saver!
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Hey, CS. Thanks so much for this video. I was struggling to edit my longer songs in Audacity but you showed me how it makes more sense in CbB. Much easier!
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Thank you so much! I was struggling with the pops and cracks but with the crossfade method everything disapeared! Thank you!!!
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This is what I was looking for early on when I simply wanted to preserve some of my acoustic songs. I would call this "essential basics" and link it to new user content. Thanks!
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Great video. I would love to see a video like this one where you talk about everything you left out. Something like pitch shifting, time stretching, reversing, syncing(warping). What are the options cakewalk have in terms of stretching and maintaining the original pitch of the audio. Best ways to go about it to avoid artifacts and all that. Great content as always.
Wow.... Im finally swapping over (to Cakewalk) from my older version of Cubase...(Cant reactivate my free copy). Found myself a bit at sea - and came looking to learn a few basics... Wish I had changed over sooner - learned a few new tricks Id never seen before already...You are a great teacher! Subbed
Great stuff, thanks. As am amateur, nice to see how a pro does it.
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Thank very very much! This helped alot!👌
Hello Mike,
Just to thank you!! Ihave been using cakewalk for years since Sonar8 (and payed lots of money down the road..). To me it was the daw that felt best to me. I am not a daily user so i learn it bit by bit. Since bandlab offers it for free and more people start using it the TH-cam-helpers are rising. Never was there really good support before. Recently i dicovered your channel and i learned more in the last 2 weeks than the years before.
You made me like cakewalk even more. So keep up the good work, and again...Thanks!!
Erik.
Really good stuff here... I thought I was doing to much when doing things like this but now I see that its ok to do all the fades and things like that... Thanks for the info ..🙏
Yup, do what it takes until it sounds good man!
The simpler the better, I made use of the excellent Sound Forge program for this job, but this procedure greatly streamlines the task. Thank you so much Mike!
Mike I just loved the song you used for the demo - you must produce it - I predict it becoming an all time hit
Thanx. I love your quest for simplicity. :-)