Whether you import an audio file, add a BandLab Sounds sample, or record something in the Studio, each audio region can be edited independently. There are a number of tools in the Studio that you can use to achieve various results depending on your needs.
Learn how to edit MIDI regions here!
Fade In/Out Regions
Fading Regions let you create smooth transitions at the start and end of your region. If your recording has a noticeable "clicking sound" when transitioning from one region to the next, you can fade in or out your regions to eliminate the clicks. You can also use faders to create build-ups or a fading outro for your songs.
- Click on a region to highlight it
- Click and drag the faders at the start and end of the region. You can only fade one region at a time
Normalize Regions
Normalizing analyzes an audio region to find its loudest peak and applies a consistent gain (volume increase or decrease) to set that peak to a target level.
- Select a region or highlight multiple regions.
- Right-click on the selected region(s) and click Normalize
Fade In/Out Regions
Fading Regions let you create smooth transitions at the start and end of your region. If your recording has a noticeable "clicking sound" when transitioning from one region to the next, you can fade in or out your regions to eliminate the clicks. You can also use faders to create build-ups or a fading outro for your songs.
- Tap on a region and tap the three-dot button from the action menu bar
- Tap
Fade
- Move the Fader's start and end sliders at the bottom
- Tap the
Check button to apply the changes
Normalize Regions
- Select a region. You can also long-press and highlight multiple audio regions across different tracks
- Tap the three-dot button and tap
Normalize
Reverse Regions
- Select a region or highlight multiple regions.
- Right-click on the selected region(s) and click Reverse Region
- You can also reverse a region from the
Editor tab at the bottom
Reverse Regions
- Select a region. You can also long-press and highlight multiple audio regions across different tracks
- Tap the three-dot button and tap
Reverse
Shift Regions
Shifting regions allows you to move the regions that are not in time with surgical precision up to +/- 300ms. This function is only available on Mobile.
- Select a region. You can also long-press and highlight multiple audio regions across different tracks
- Tap the three-dot button and tap
Shift
- Adjust the region placement by moving the slider at the bottom
- Tap
- Select a region or highlight multiple regions across different tracks
- Open the
- Pitch Shift changes the pitch of the region by semitones
- Playback Rate (Speed) changes how fast or slow it plays
- Region Gain changes the volume of the region
- Click Reset to revert everything to the original value
Note
You can also use AudioStretch to adjust the pitch and playback speed of your region: select the region(s), right-click, and select AudioStretch.
Adjusting Region Gain
- Tap a region and tap the three-dot button
- Tap
Gain and adjust it from the slider at the bottom
- Tap
Changing the Pitch
- Tap a region and tap the three-dot button
- Tap
Transpose and adjust it from the slider at the bottom
- Tap
Changing the Playback Rate (Speed)
- Tap a region and tap the three-dot button
- Tap
Transpose
- Stretch the region by dragging the <> end handle to the left or right
- Tap
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