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BandLab Now Has Over 100 Million Users
The popular free music creation platform BandLab has reached an impressive new milestone – surpassing 100 million users worldwide. This achievement solidifies BandLab’s position as a leading social platform for musicians, producers, and audio creators of all skill levels.
BandLab’s rapid user growth, gaining over 40 million new users since January alone, showcases the increasing demand for accessible music-making tools. The platform allows creators to record, edit, collaborate, and share their music productions entirely in a browser or through dedicated mobile/desktop apps.
At the core of BandLab’s appeal is its expansive suite of free tools like a DAW, vocal tuning, effects presets, virtual instruments, and mastering capabilities. Creators can lay down audio or MIDI tracks, experiment with amp sims and synths, polish mixes, and seamlessly collaborate with other users. BandLab also offers unlimited free cloud storage to back up and share projects.
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“It’s funny when you get to these large milestones, especially something like 100 million, which is slightly hard to fathom in terms of the scale of the number” said BandLab CEO Meng Ru Kuok. “It was also something that felt like nothing really special. It sort of crossed, and I think we all realized, like, ‘Oh, that’s great.’ But I think that’s just the result of how fast things have grown.“
In addition to its robust free offering, BandLab provides monetization options for artists like direct tipping from fans or paid album downloads. As the creator economy continues booming, BandLab represents a democratizing force helping musicians turn their passion into income streams.
With availability across all major desktop and mobile platforms, BandLab has rapidly gained traction in music communities worldwide. Its consistent updates, like recently added vocal tuning and effects presets, ensure it remains a dynamic, modern creation hub.
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