Vidarson

Hi guys! It's fixed now. 

2 hours ago, scook said:

From the description above it may be too small an audio I/O buffer setting. I did not listen to the audio in the OP.

If running ASIO driver mode use the software supplied by the company providing the driver to adjust the buffer setting.

All other driver modes use the buffer size slider in the Mixing Latency section in preferences.

THATS IT!! (SOLVED!) (FIXED!) I just put the latency up to remove the clicking sound. 

On 9/14/2019 at 9:36 PM, Byron Dickens said:

It's not the software.  It's you.

 

It sounds like you either cobbled together some kind of adapters to jack a guitar directly  into your onboard sound card or recorded  with a built in laptop mic.

Your guitar is out of tune.

Your tone sucks.

Your playing -- well -- you're out of practice. 

 

Sorry to sound so harsh, but I don't know how to put it gently.  That was painful. 

Haha! I didn't do any effort to perform in any way. The point was to show that the sound I hear when I play projects in bandlab is really bad. It clips constantly, sounds like the sound is running through a lawnmower. The problem is that when I export it to mp3, the sound is OK, so I can't prove my point. That is why I wrote (FIXED). Actually it is not fixed but I don't know how to demonstrate the sound for you guys. Thanks for all the help and comments though. :)

Hi,

I get really bad sound in Bandlab, I have tried everything but dont seem to find a solution, does anyone have an idea?

Here is a link to show you:

https://clyp.it/kyeojmkc

very grateful for help

Lucas

Hi,

I sometimes, just want to set an auto drummer like in Garageband just to get some riffs out there, is there a drummer AI available for Cakewalk BL?