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​@@IbandUK hello,am having an issues on bandlab when am recording my voice at the same time the beat also record too so it i mute the imported track i still hear the beat in the main voice

Bandlab tutorial Tv 1 Hi, I have notice a bug in BandLab on imported audio where sometimes BandLab records a muted imported track as part of a recording on another track. First, make sure the Bandlab app is using the latest version. Then try setting the imported track volume to low or zero instead of muting the track. Otherwise, create a new project and import the audio into the new project and see if you still have the problem.

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@NavisHawa If your vocals sound flat or too dry, add reverb. In BandLab, the SpaceMaker is usually best for vocals... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nbl0Z5WAxK25mqs.html To make your vocals sound more alive, add some vocal dubs to add some dynamics to your lyrics... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKuBqtCHyt2vlZc.html

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@rogisasha5271 Hi, thanks 😀👍 This is a good starting point for any vocals, you may need other fx added, depending on the type of song. And perhaps more EQ if the mic is not a good match to the vocals.

@@IbandUK Thank you for responding. Your instruction helped me a lot.

@lisanangwe573 Bleeding is usually caused by the microphone picking up sound from your headphones (or directly from the speakers if you are not using headphones). So listen to your song through headphones when recording vocals and keep the headphones volume as low as possible. Closed back over ear headphones are usually best... I use the behringer dh100 headphones when recording vocals.

@tf3366 Make sure the mic volume is not too loud and you are not singing too loudly into the mic, as this will cause the vocals to clip (creates digital harmonic distortion). If you using a noise gate fx, make sure the noise gate fx is not set too high or it will remove quieter vocals. If you are using a Compressor fx, make sure the Compressor fx is set too low or the louder vocals will sounds obviously reduced in volume.

@Xenophanes4278 The most important setting in the noise gate is the Threshold setting. Try moving the dot on the line below the word Threshold all the way to the right, then slowing moving the dot to left (while playing your vocal recording) until you can hear your vocals clearly. Please note, the noise gate affects the track recording and not the mic input, so the actual recording will still record any background noises, the noise gate will just hide the background noises when the recording is played back.

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