Hey. Most steps should be the same…the difference will be setting the interface as your audio in and out. Find your settings and then go to sound settings and it should be there 👍

@@ChasingTheGoose thank you

@@ChasingTheGooseI’ve been trying this. But there is a 99-150+ latency. How do I fix that????

@@lordseventhmusic4073 in your headphones or after you’ve recorded?

@@ChasingTheGoose In my headphones, sorry for late response. But it’s very important for me to use monitoring while recording. So I was wondering is it BandLab that’s causing the delay?

I'm not sure what you mean...are these loops that are in your DAW? Can you hear them if you drag them on to the timeline? And what program is it? If you found this video because you are on Bandlab I would highly recommend getting Reaper instead!

I have the same problem when I used de bandlab with my scarlet solo 3 generation, all my records have a clicking, somebody can help me please?

What kind of a clicking? Is it constant like a metronome or random? Is it only on loud sounds or all the time? If it's bandlab, how good is your internet? You might be better downloading Reaper or another DAW...

@@ChasingTheGoose I actually fixed it thank you!

If this is soundlab then it might be internet issues. I'd download a DAW on to your computer....Logic or Ableton....Reaper if you don't have the money for the others

You can't use external plugins but you could use the sounds from your keyboard by just plugging it in through the jack input on your interface.

@@ChasingTheGoose thank you appreciate the quick answer very much!

While you are tracking or after you have recorded something? If it's while you are tracking some audio interfaces have 'direct monitoring'...if you can see that button press it. If you can't, just leave monitoring off and take a headphone off one ear. If it's after you have recorded, that kind of latency can be caused by buffering issues...it's trickier to fix, Bandlab has a built in 'latency test' which is meant to adjust for this but it's not available on all platforms...this is worth or try...or just get Reaper 😀kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9WcdZl50NjHnHk.html

Are you using headphones? Is there a chance that you have monitoring turned on? When you play can you hear it in the headphones speakers live? If so turn it off or plug headphones in…. Try it and let me know 🙃

in the audio settings on your computer have you selected the onyx as the input? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNOXrMplqpyxYGg.htmlsi=DiRSzg8BUh6ZxXS_&t=423

There is no right and wrong...if what you recorded sounds amazing raw then just leave it 😀

Sorry for the slow response. Did you get it working?

@@KoaztalYT I want to say yes…but I’m not sure what you mean 🙃

Are you plugging it straight in? Always use a mic on an acoustic

if you're not seeing any levels...that's a sign that the signal isnt getting that far...are you on mac or pc? in your sound settings (not in the DAW) check that the interface is selected as your input. On a mac thats in settings and then sound...

The sign up is for your warranty and the extra software...I didn't have to install any drivers.

Ive heard good things about cakewalk but ive never used it. To be honest I normally try and persuade people away from Band Lab where possible ha ha

Did you get it working? Have you selected the M audio box as your input and output in your sound settings? Does the interface require drivers that you need to download?

To avoid latency when recording...a quick and easy fix is to only have one headphone on and monitor yourself in the room...then you don't have to worry about latency at all...just turn monitoring off

All the time? Or just your voice? I might need more details to be able to help. Tell me a bit more about it

Could be a lot of things...dodgy lead, problem with the mic, just a glitch ...have you tried just restarting the program?

Hey. I don’t quite know what you’re saying…if you have the solo then there isn’t another track that could be picking anything up…it’s only got one channel. After you have recorded your instrument make sure that track is no longer ‘armed’ to record…hope that helps?

You can do either...it depends where you are sending audio out to in your settings... I would recommend using your interface as the input and output device then you can plug your cans or speakers in to the interface...sorry for the slow response...I'm lost in Pokemon at the minute

I'm having the same issue I can record guitar but can't hear drums I've recorded so I can't play along with it with my gweetar ! So all I need to do is plug headphones onto the interface and I'll hear the drums to play along to yea ??

@@drdrummer87 When I switched to GarageBand on iPad all the issues I kept having with Bandlab went away. Also, when I tried Bandlab on iPad/Apple it worked 100x better than it does on PC

In your sound settings (thinks it's bottom right hand corner?) what are your inputs and outputs set to? In your computer settings, not in Bandlab 🙃

Hey man. Are you plugging your guitar in directly? You will normally get better results putting a half decent mic in front of an acoustic guitar although it is possible to plug straight in. You should make sure to select 'instrument' on the front of your interface...check the pad button isn't on....then you should be able to control volume with the gain knob. Also make sure your guitar volume is up full and you have a battery in your pickup. Hope that helps?

Audio Technica interface? What's the mic? Does it need phantom power (48v)?

On what computer?

I think the audio settings are somewhere near the volume control in the bottom corner 🙂

After you have set it all up in bandlab and created a voice/instrument track....at the bottom left of the screen do you have your interface selected as the input? If it's still not working...try downloading reaper (it's free) and see if it works in there...good luck

@@ChasingTheGoose on it just now, thank youu

No but there is normally a button to specify that your are plugging in a line signal....normally marked 'instrument'

Hi. Are you seeing the audio record in...as in, are you seeing it create a block in the timeline with a waveform in it?

@@ChasingTheGoose yes it shows it recording. The source is picking up but after I record my part the track that I just recorded disappears. I'm wasting a lot of time in the studio.

on the front of your interface change the monitoring option to 'direct monitoring'...it's sometimes represented as a small circle and then a double circle (on a two channel interface)...that should help. another option is not monitor at all and just leave one headphone off. Hope that helps

Yes this was for a specific project and they bought the flight cases separately 🙂

The only way to get total separation is to record them separately...if you recorded it down one mic then there's not a lot you can do...you could try eqing the reverb if they're on separate channels and it's just bleed that's the issue?

I have a video to show you.

Did you get it working yet? My first piece of advice I give anyone who watched this video is....download Reaper instead. Bandlab is fairly rubbish and unless it's for school or solely for the collaboration options (not even worth it for that though really) I would get a different program. Reaper is a great place to start. Let me know if you can't get it working on Reaper. Nice one

Is everything working ok? Sounds like you've just got the 'air' button turned on.

Do you mean to record or when you are playing it back? If you are recording and have the two instruments plugged in the two inputs on the interface....you just need to set up two tracks in your DAW and choose to record input one for the guitar and input 2 for the piano...if you are talking about after you have recorded it you can pan sounds left to right to be able to place them in different speakers...hope that helps?

Is it a condenser mic? If so it will need phantom power...can you see a button on your interface anywhere marked +48?

I'm not currently offering this but it's something I would consider

If I were you I would try Reaper...this video was made for a specific project where they had to use Bandlab but it's not the program I would recommend...try Reaper and let me know if you have the same issue

@@ChasingTheGoose i ended up using Reaper and I got everything to work. Only issue with Reaper when using my interface for my guitar is, i get a static noise coming from my interface. I don't know how to get rid of it completely when using my plug-ins. It's on the master track.

@@brandonsulak I'm glad that worked...a noisy guitar could mean so many things...you could try micing it up in an amp if it's noisy when it's plugged in to the interface....you might just need to try a different lead.

That means it was latent when you were recording...the only real fix for that after you've recorded is to manually drag it back

Did you fix this? Make sure you’re singing in to the front of the mic (sounds obvious but it’s a condenser and you are in cardioid it’s worth checking….does it need phantom power (48v)?

Hey. Most steps should be the same…the difference will be setting the interface as your audio in and out. Find your settings and then go to sound settings and it should be there...you want to set your interface as the input and output!!

@@ChasingTheGoose thank you for getting back to me so quickly. You are honestly the first person on KZfaq that has broken it down to me in a way that was simple and to the point.i know bandlab isn't a real daw but I gotta start somewhere..I've had the Scarlett 4i4 3rd generation for 6 months now and I've been working so hard to beable to create something with it..I was able to get my edifier speakers to run thru my Scarlett Wich I was happy about 😂😂...then I used bandlab to try to create any vocal recording with the Scarlett and i did it by mistake bc I couldn't figure it out again after that..I used the splitter tool that bandlab has now and imported a song of a band that inspired me and I was able to get the song into studio. I got shit from ppl on reddit for doing that but I don't give a fuck im learning this from scratch I have no recording experience and minimal computer experience. Because I have the Scarlet 4i4 3 gen I have to use the focusrite driver because my interface has no buttons on it except for the phantom power and that's also sort of giving me a bit of an issue because the driver is asking me what analogs do I want to set for which inputs for my interface. I'm only going to click air because I'm only using the microphone right now. Each little window on the driver has a little dropdown window that says use as one and two, play from DAW or custom and I don't know what is what.lot to unpack I know...when I record my vocals to the song with just the instrumentals playing, do I have to press record right away and then start singing or do I have to be record the instrumentals first then put my vocals to it?..sorry for all the lame questions

@@exotichordz819 OK, so....on Focusrite Control you should see at the top of the page 'Input Settings and Output Routing'. Your input settings are where you control things you are plugging in. Here you can set whether your analogue inputs (xlr/jack etc) are line level or mic level. The output routing is setting where the audio comes back out. You probably just want to leave this how it is for now. As far as the absolute basics of recording (what order etc)...I have an unlisted video that might help you...it's talking about garageband but it will all still apply. 🙂 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKxxns1pqLHSdX0.html

@@ChasingTheGoose I upgraded my speakers...had the unbalanced edifier speakers..I just ordered Sterling Audio MX5 Pair Powered Monitors.. That will be an upgrade I think..can use XLR port or the TRS cables..I'm not sure what the better choice would be though I guess I'll buy both just in case..also got an external CD DVD drive so that will be cool too.. I'll check out your video link thanks

Do you mean latency in your headphones. That depends on your DAW and setup but what I normally do is leaving monitoring off and just have my headphone off one ear when tracking.

Heyy I would like to ask if I can plug a normal mixer instead of the focus rite? I dunno what cables to use and how to connect.. If u could help that would be quite nice

@@zdenekflitar6041 Yes some mixers can function as interfaces too....it really depends what you have...your mixer would have something to come out to USB etc if it was capable...?

mine says driver error on the USB .. brand new usb interface

Thanks for answering the question @Zdenek. Really helpful. I try and get to all the comments but sometimes it takes me a while as I'm concentrating on other projects.

@@tylervision707maul if you are on PC then it's possible you need to download the drivers. Just do a google search for it and it should be easy enough...and free!

You need one of those adapters I show in the video. Thunderbolt/USB-C to USB converter

i don't think so....

Hi there. the 1st gen of what, the scarlett? and what do you have plugged in to it? headphones or speakers?

@@ChasingTheGoose hi I can record guitar but can't hear my drums to play along with do I plug headphones into the interface to hear my drums to play along to ?? I've tried plugging headphones into laptop to hear the drums but can't hear anything

Did you get it working?

@@ChasingTheGoose yeah bro I got it sorted, I have no idea what the fuck.this KZfaqr is talking about or doing matter of a fact. This man is talking nonsense lol what Audio Interface do you have? I can direct you with it

@@JSee you’re replying to that KZfaqr

@@gemcloudd7087funniest interaction I’ve seen all month.

@@gemcloudd7087he’s dumb asf lol

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You mean the interface? I’m not sure about that particular model but you can get an interface for your phone!

@@ChasingTheGoose ok awesome

I forget now I'm afraid....it was for a specific project and they provided the headphones

For PC it will just be in your settings under audio I imagine...id you find it?

System Configuration for window's 🪟

Where, sorry?

Laptop*

@@dababyletsgooo6949 Yes it should work fine on windows

where are you having to make this choice? in BL or in your audio settings on your PC?

@@ChasingTheGoose both actually The audient device shows that it pic up sound. But when I test it in control panel it doesn’t pick up any sound

@@fbmusic7647 maybe you need the drivers for your device…Google the name of your interface followed by the word driver and see what you find…

@@ChasingTheGoose thankyou sir

@@ChasingTheGoose i have changed my laptop and now its working. One last thing. When I record and playback my voice is totally of beat, how can I fix that in bandlab

What's your setup?

@@ChasingTheGoose a laptop. Scarlet 212. Condenser mic. And bandlab

@@korruptnovellst4751 I would highly recommend Reaper....much more useable platform than Bandlab and you should get far less latency issues 🙂

@@korruptnovellst4751 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9WcdZl50NjHnHk.html

Did you fix this in the end? I know they have endless problems with the android version

Hey man. What setup are you using mac/pc, what interface etc? Are you getting sound from speakers that are plugged in to the same interface?

@@ChasingTheGoose I have the same problem I have windows a laptop

Maybe you need to go yo settings and click on "monitoring" Also my wanna make sure that the preference on your computer are selected to go through your interface

I have the same problem and with a Mac also I turn on the 48v it buzzes and I can only hear myself and not the song off BandLab

Did you ever figure this out?

It was working for me but now it says no device

@@sorrowfulsinner6655 did u ever figure this out?

Only if you have a USB mic...these are available but the quality won't be as high as if you use a mic and interface.

If you are talking about latency then it depends what program you are using....in some programs like Ableton you can change the buffer to lower the latency but I doubt you can in Band Lab....to be honest I rarely use monitoring and just leave one headphone off to hear myself in the room

What's not working?

@@ChasingTheGoose it says my audio is not working

@@ChasingTheGoose knowing i followed all the steps

@@keylowboyz2132 the error message doesn’t say ‘your audio is not working’…what does it actually say? If you’ve got no sound are we talking about on the way in or out? Or both? Check the audio settings on your computer and also check the settings in your DAW…you need to pick the interface as the way in…the way out depends where you are trying to hear it…headphones/speakers etc

Did you fix this in the end? Sounds like your interface needs a driver..should be easy enough to download...unless it isn't

I'm not sponsored by them

To record electric your best option is to amp it up and put a mic in front of the amp...unless you have some amazing plugins like Universal Audio that can get good sounds in the box

@@ChasingTheGoose And that plugin I'll put into the program or how ? And another think... after I record my voice, its hear with spatter and I really dont know why so, what I can do to hear her clear ?

@@jameshet8309 Very hard to know without seeing for myself...tell me your whole setup and i'll see if I can work it out...what computer/interface/how its connected etc

@@ChasingTheGoose Well, the computer has procesor intel (R) core(TM), i3 3220 CPU, 3.30 Ghz 3.30 Ghz, RAM 4 GB (3.90 GB usable), 64 bits...soundboard focusrite scarlet 2i2...2 gen...and the interface is connected to the computer and I use and dinamic shure beta 58 A for recording vocal, and who is connected at this soundboard, but in cubase i havent this problem so, why I have it here, cos I cannot understand ???

sorry...oh wait, no i'm not

Did you fix this in the end?