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How to make a lo-fi hip hop beat on BandLab
Lo-fi hip hop has become something of a musical phenomenon in recent years. Beats to chill, study, or (insert mundane activity here.) Sounds familiar to you? Reaping in astronomical hours on streaming sites, this strangely soothing genre has been the go to choice for those who need a relaxing background… Read more
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Mastering your music: How to do it
Why you shouldn't skip mastering your music, and how to do it. Read more
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Getting started on BandLab for Tracklanta 2020: Virtual Remix
If you're here, you're probably gunning for a shot at winning Tracklanta 2020: Virtual Remix, but you're new to BandLab. Not to worry – getting started is easy and you'll be making your first song in no time. BandLab is free to use, on both your computer's web browser or… Read more
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How to make a UK drill beat on BandLab
Drill has its roots in Chicago back in the early 2010s, but when someone says drill today, they're probably talking about UK drill. Think of UK drill as a lovechild of Chicago drill and the hard-edged sound of underground London that combines musical influences from the darker side of hip-hop… Read more
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How to make a trap beat on BandLab
With roots from Atlanta, Georgia, trap has come a long way since it served as the backdrop to rappers' controversial lyrics. Today, you'll hear the trap beat everywhere – from the music of Migos to Drake to Kendrick Lamar to Post Malone and you'll even hear it on K-pop records. Just… Read more
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A beginner’s guide to mixing music
Mixing can make or break a piece of music. Bring out the best in your music by paying attention to the levels, panning and reverb of your mix. Read more
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Drum pattern basics: Recreating five common ones
You may or may not be a drummer, but if you’re a producer you need to know about drum pattern basics. Sometimes that means sampling. Read more
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How to get your track trending on BandLab
Getting more people to listen to your music is no mystery, here are a few tips to get your tracks trending. Read more
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Five ways to manipulate loops and make them your own
Here are five quick edits you can do to give the loops some personal touches and get on the road to creating your first hit. Read more
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Pro tips for mixing hip-hop vocals
You might be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to get your hip-hop vocals sounding good and professional. Read more
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16 guitar and bass effects on BandLab
In music, necessity has always been the mother of invention. When musicians tire of the sounds of their instruments, they’re willing to do anything for a fresh new sound. Read more
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Six tips for a smooth live stream
Scene composition, lighting, props and connection speed play huge roles in a smooth live stream. Here are six tips to get an edge over everyone else. Read more
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Five ways to make your live stream more engaging
Between hyping up your releases and holding an open mic session, there are various ways to host an engaging livestream and grow your following from home. Read more
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Four features on BandLab iOS you may not know about
iOS features you can't miss on BandLab, such as Siri shortcuts, video mix, inspiration lists and live streams. Read more
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Seven features on BandLab Web you may not know about
Features you can't miss on BandLab, such as automation, MIDI mapping, live collaboration, region and fade editors, view settings and metronome sounds. Read more
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How to live stream music from home
A step-by-step tutorial on how to set up a music live stream from home. Read more
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Understanding BandLab’s Mix Editor as an ex-Take/Allihoopa user
Here's a quick dive into some of the key differences and more advanced feature set that BandLab's Mix Editor has to help you get more familiar as fast as possible. Read more
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Make music instantly: A simple guide – Part 6: Combining looper tracks
How to record and layer sounds on the Looper using the Mix Editor, so you can go cross-genre and create your own style and sound Read more
