Steev
 
I have a video clip of my ex girlfriend's puppy squatting over the keyboard and peeing on my one month old RAIN power laptop loaded with SONAR 6 PE that made me vomit for real.
 I was shoot a video tutorial on how to mic an acoustic guitar and she thought it would be a cute background shot to place her adorable new puppy on the desk behind me while making recording the video.
 When I turned around and saw what was going on my first thought was to kill the puppy and make her eat it raw while it was still warm.
 

open it in Sound Forge for a “Mastering” session.
 Sound Forge has some really, really good mastering plugins. But I still couldn’t resist trying at least a  final A/B comparison with iZotope Ozone “touch up” before deciding which is better.

Steev

PhoenixVA
I have posted a song I did in SPlat on BandLab:
 
https://www.bandlab.com/p...e811-80c3-00155d60d108

 
 And so Peter.......... Is there a way to download a multi track version of your song post for collaboration for remixing and or adding or replacing, and or working on existing vocals to get the party started?

dede
just the "getting started" video, when a beard nice guy trashes an ukulele just for the sake of it made me sick....
it's a music website, show some respect for the music making instruments for heaven's sake ! ! !

Skyline_UK
I received my first BandLab ............collaboration invite this morning.  I clicked to accept.  My observations:-...............
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(3) Although I have only expressed interest in the Blues and Rock communities, the track is hard core rap. Within the first few seconds the lyrics had mentioned words such as sh*t, f*k, ni*r, etc. not just here and there, but a dozen or so times.  I not only found the track offensive, but lacking in any redeeming features.......,....Could BandLab introduce a filter so that we only receive appropriate share requests based on a 'preferences' list?

iRelevant

sock monkey
Even on Soundcloud and  Sound Click  the Rappers are desperate for getting "likes" 
Nothing against what they are doing, better than stealing hubcaps, but they do tend to take up a lot of bandwidth on the music sites. 

BL is a bit overcrowded of Rap/Hip Hop doing over promotion. I'm quite liberal when it comes to categorizing and classification ... but man ... you go to "Other" ... "Blues" ... "Reggae" etc. ... it's like a virus.
In general, and not limited to Rap, I have the impression that Genres are just a tag put on whatever, making it meaningless in the classical sense. I'm scanning "Other" for experimental music ... but there is just to much "Yoh ... MF ... Ni**a ... Money ... B**ch Bag" ...  i go to "Blues" and it's hard to find a guitar.
I see plenty room for development and active moderation, editorial work.

poetnprophet

sock monkey
better than stealing hubcaps

While I agree with a lot of the comments regarding the spam on Bandlab, this comment is fu..ing absurb.  I don't even know where to start with you but I'll tell you I ain't gonna stop.  As a hip hop artist, producer, etc and somewhat of an old timer if I can say so, I have heard all of the criticism regarding rap/hip hop over the years....decades actually.  Although it's nothing new, it's still offensive AF even today.  First off, if you don't listen to the music, you don't understand the context, you don't understand the delivery, you just hear a bad word (or several) and immediately jump to negative stereotypical conclusions.  And, we all know you were holding back with that comment.  Yes there is garbage out there, but i think we can all agree that there is garbage in every genre, not just rap. 
 
Secondly, the reason that there is so much hip hop out there, from real artists to real wannabe's, is because rap and hip hop are about the only mainstream musical/artistic avenues that do not require special training or skills, something which bandlab's platform provides for them and almost specifically for them.  Think about this:  in my area, school funding is continually shrinking.  Schools are closing, classrooms are bigger, budgets are shrinking.  Guess which programs go away first?  Drama, music....heck, wood/metal/auto shops are all already gone for good.  If a kid who grows up in this area can't learn how to write music, play notes, learn an instrument or sing at school, what can they do to talk about how their lives affect them?  What other avenues do they have?
 
Oh that's right...stealing hubcaps.  Brilliant you...