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Adjusting loop points in BandLab

Demo summary

The artist identifies a specific timestamp (47 seconds) to set a loop point within the BandLab mobile interface and verifies the playback of the looped section.

Step-by-step

  1. Identify the specific timestamp for the loop point
  2. Navigate to the 47-second mark on the timeline
  3. Set the loop point at the selected timestamp
  4. Verify the loop by listening to the playback

Tips

  • Use the mobile phone interface for better control over loop adjustments

Highlights

I can do it better on the phone

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  1. 2:012:04Record and loop vocals in BandLabLazer Dim 700 records a verse live into BandLab on his phone, monitors the track length, and explains the need to loop the beat as he runs out of room in the project timeline.BandlabAI Audio Editor
  2. 5:250:35Adjusting loop points in BandLabCurrentThe artist identifies a specific timestamp (47 seconds) to set a loop point within the BandLab mobile interface and verifies the playback of the looped section.BandlabAI Audio Editor
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