BandLab Sounds

BandLab Sounds is a massive, world-class library of royalty-free loops, samples, and one-shots designed to make sure you never have to start a track from a blank screen. 

It’s built directly into the BandLab ecosystem, meaning you can drag a chart-topping samples straight into the Studio and start recording in seconds. Here’s everything you need to know to bring that platinum energy into your next project.

How do I use BandLab Sounds to find loops and samples?

BandLab Sounds includes thousands of royalty-free loops and sounds sorted by style, plus the ability to import your own loops and sounds. In this article, you will learn how to use BandLab Sounds in BandLab's Studio or directly from the BandLab Sounds website

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Importing from the BandLab Sounds Website
  1. Log in to your BandLab account on BandLab Sounds - https://bandlab.com/sounds
  2. From the Side Bar, select Browse, Packs, Loops or One Shots
  3. Click on the samples to preview or the Triple-Dot Icon to edit the sample, save the sample to your favourites or add to your collection
  4. Click on mceclip0.png Download to save them directly to your computer. 
  5. Below the sound pack's description, click the Open In Studio button to start a new session with the selected sound pack.
  6. Drag and drop the loop you desire into the Studio, or import the sound you saved previously into the session

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Importing from BandLab Sounds Library in the Studio
  1. From the Home page, click on the Create button and start a new project
  2. Click on BandLab Sounds on the start menu to explore the Sounds Library
  3. Double-click, or click, drag, and drop the sound you'd like to use from the Loop Pack browser straight into the Studio to create a track for it
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What is a Sounds Claim?

A Claim represents your ability to download and own a royalty-free sample or beat from our library. Each time you download a new sound, one claim is used. These allowances refresh every month!

Membership Tier Claims Per Month
Free 20 Samples
BandLab Pro 100 Samples
BandLab Max 500 Samples

Upon upgrading your BandLab membership, your total ceiling, and any claims you’ve previously used are subtracted from that new total. This means that if you have already used 20 claims for the month, upgrading your membership to the Pro tier will provide you with 80 samples instead of 100.

Note: Claims do not roll over to the next month. Use them or lose them! Learn more here.

What is My Sounds?

My Sounds is your personal, cloud-based sample management system. While BandLab Sounds provides our curated public library, My Sounds is your private vault.

  • Personalized Library: Upload your own external samples to the cloud and access them from any device.
  • Custom Organization: Create My Sounds Collections to keep your personal samples sorted.
  • Smart Search: Use custom tags on your uploaded samples to find the exact sound you need.

Pro Tip: My Sounds ensures your "signature sounds" are always with you, even when switching between devices.

How do I upload samples to the My Sounds Library?
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  1. Open BandLab Studio
  2. Click the BandLab Sounds sidebar (bottom right)
  3. Click My Sounds (top right of sidebar)
  4. Go to the Uploads tab and drag and drop your samples

Important: Supported file formats: AAC, FLAC, M4A, MP3, WAV. The duration of the upload must also be below 1 minute. You are allocated 2 GB of space to upload your samples.

Can everyone use the My Sounds feature?

While BandLab Sounds is available to all users, the My Sounds upload and management feature is only available to users with an active BandLab Membership.

What are the storage and length limits for My Sounds?

You are allocated 2 GB of cloud space to upload your personal samples. Please note that individual sample uploads are limited to 1 minute in length.

What happens if I cancel my membership or my membership expires?

You will still be able to download or remove your previously uploaded samples. However, you will not be able to upload new samples until your membership is reactivated.

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