Much like an author who jots down their story ideas on a notepad, or an artist who paints their thoughts on a sketchbook, musicians are also constantly hit with a wave of ideas that they want to record and have saved before possibly forgetting them. Truthfully, inspiration can strike anytime and anywhere – maybe even at two or three in the morning – so it is only convenient to have something readily-available to record the tunes. Such a tool is the BandLab.

For those who are not familiar with BandLab, it is a creative platform that has everything an aspiring musician needs to create and share their music. It has a line of virtual musical instruments, including different types of pianos, guitars, and drums, using which people can play and save the tunes in their minds.

Vocalists, on the other hand, can use the audio-recording button to record their vocals and write down the lyrics in the lyrics tab which can be found in the app’s inbuilt studio.

In addition to directly composing the music on the platform, music makers can also upload their pre-recorded tunes and edit the notes as they deem perfect. It comes with an option to adjust the pitch and remaster the notes.

Once the song is ready to be shared, songwriters can post it on their accounts for other people to listen to, or even get better exposure by sending their sound recordings to contests on BandLab.

Moreover, BandLab allows people to collaborate with fellow musicians whom you can find based on their geographical location or their talents. For instance, a vocalist looking for a guitarist for their project may go to the Creator Connect tab and explore the profiles of all the guitarists in the app.

In other words, BandLab is a perfect platform to connect with people in the music community, and also grow one’s music career as some recording labels also recruit talents using the platform.

Besides, the social music platform also provides its users with music rights for the sound recordings created by them thus letting them claim ownership and royalties.

Though BandLab is predominantly used by musicians, music enthusiasts – especially the ones who love discovering really good songs by underrated indie musicians – will absolutely love the app.

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