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Create a track with the instrument you want (drum), drag the midi track to the instrument track, export it as an audio. Make sure that the midi file and the instrument you choose have the kick on the same note Open that audio, you can delete the midi track because the instrument track keep it A midi "track" is nothing more than indications, it does not have "audio" information as such, but the indications for the synthesizer to emit its "audio"

Or just open the midi, create the instrument and drag the midi track content to the instrument track, them delete the midi track

You can use, for example, https://wetransfer.com/

Thank you !

Is there a way to save a track for future use in other project? For example , you have aa audio track with the effects etc , Can you can save everything that surrounds the track, except the audio itself? Thanks

So cbb will continue to be free as it is at the moment, if you want something better or with improvements, there will be a sonar, that's great.

You can try OneOdio Monitor 60, around $80, I read good things about it, and even cheaper the Neewer NW3000, great sound for monitoring and great isolation, for only $40, but now they are dificult to find because they are out of stock.

Yes, the instrument sounds great but it is imposible to complete it

The main difference between that mic and a non-USB mics is that the analog-to-digital converter is inside the body of the mic instead of being on the audio interface. Of course, just like in non-USB mics, the quality of the mic plays a role in the quality optened. Just follow the same tips when recording as if you were using an audio interface, you can use acoustic shields, post-recording plugins that decrease reververences such as clarity etc

About malware paranoia because you won't be able to update W10, remember that nowadays, the OS itself is a giant malware, the only diference is that we all know who is behind it.

My mistake, I thought it was an instrument, but it's an effect for audio track. Thank you anyway

doesn't work for me, I install it, but doesn't appear instruments list

That´s "Vocaloid" but with better sound voices and a "AI" tag

I believe that it refers to a master that meets these characteristics, a Hr-audio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-resolution_audio

Open source is not the same than free. Why open source and not just free without support? As a first step to its pro version I don't think Bandlab is going to "give " the app code to the "world"