BandLab Basics
Click on the current project name to do this
Rename a file
One instrument or audio source is held here
Track
The Drum Machine's grid is divided into these
Steps
The fader controls this
Volume
To create a shareable audio file, you must ____________________ your project.
Export
Here, you can find the BPM display
The Transport Bar
A block of audio/MIDI content on the timeline
Region
The kick drum is commonly placed on beat #__ and #__ in many genres.
1 and 3
Panning controls the sound going from _____ to _______
Left to Right
True or False: BandLab saves your file continuously, to the cloud
True
A ready-made sound within a category
Preset
This region in a song is most common to duplicate
Hook or Chorus
Drum Machine patterns are put in on this
The Grid
You go here to adjust volume and pan for your tracks
Mix View
Use this for staying organized across projects
File Naming Convention
This is done to quickly identify tracks in a busy project
Color Coding and/or Renaming
Clicking the + button in the Mix Editor lets you:
Add a track
This opens when you double-click a MIDI Region
The Midi Editor or Piano Roll
True or False:
Volume controls where the track is placed in the left-right stereo field, while panning controls how loud or quiet a track is
False
To download a finished song as one audio file, you use:
Mixdown As
the default time signature when you open a BandLab project
4/4
The way different sections, tracks, and Regions are organized and placed throughout a song to create its overall structure
Arrangement
How loud or soft a note is played
Velocity or Volume
True or False:
Panning creates stereo width and separation between different tracks.
True
This file format is the best quality sound and takes up the most memory
WAV