Don't Dream It's Over

So that's how it's done! Thanks man. BTW, you sound great!

@Clint_the_Cool_Guy: Great job Clint! Thank you. And as always Alan, thank you for your assistance, I really, really appreciate it. :-)

@Flmusicgal: Thank you! I think you sound very nice. Thank you both

@Flmusicgal: I'm always glad to help out. Welcome to Bandhug Clint! :-)

I think anyone can adjust hte tracks in DAW mode, and then click "Submit changes" to save the audio mix. However, only the collab organiser can publish collabs from within studio mode.

Go right ahead. Thanks

@Flmusicgal: Great! Thanks

@Flmusicgal: Hi - I put a track in but I don't like how it sounds so I moved it to drafts and am going to redo it :)

Thanks again Alan! I still haven't figured out how to change the volume on the tracks., I wish I knew how to do that trick. Well, do you think I should redo the track?

@Flmusicgal: if you want to. If you're happy with how it sounds, then leave it as is. But if you don't want the distortion there, then redo. I also wasn't sure what you wanted to do with the second vocal track, so I mixed it at a lower volume.

In DAW mode you can set the volumes for each track, but if say a vocal was recorded at a low volume it will always sound quiet as by default all volume controls in DAW mode are at maximum level.

I find that when recording in my offline DAW, my vocals are often quiet. I am able to boost the volume after I record though, which has not been implemented here yet. Whatever you record at on Bandhug will be your maximum volume level for the track. It was like that on Bandhub too, but there I was able to use the compressor to boost volume if need be. I'm also waiting to see if Bandhug will introduce some sort of effects panel in future.

@Protis I know that DAW features are going to take some time before they are added.

@Flmusicgal: that's true, but I'm really liking what's here right now. They are very useable already, but like anything there's always room for improvement.

Two organ tracks added as well.

@Protis: Great job Alan! I will have to redo the tracks to make them loader. Somehow they recorded very low.