This week, we’re immensely proud to introduce BandLab 10.0 to you – unquestionably our biggest update since our very first release. Our designers and engineers translated this feedback into the actual products you’re seeing in front of you today. These findings became the foundation for the changes we spent months working on. We meticulously gathered useful and insightful feedback from the BandLab community. We took to our virtual whiteboard (no thanks to the pandemic), and spent months interviewing the people who truly know BandLab best – our community. All the work we do goes into making the musical world a better place for you. Of course, we strive to build the best possible products for you, but also because we’re fiercely passionate about music. Our users count on us to make BandLab even better. As cliché as it may sound, we’ve never been a team that rests on our laurels. But there’s only so much time to dwell on our past successes.

We’ve won awards and overtaken our heroes on the charts (we love you, Garageband!).

We expanded BandLab to six different languages. We’ve constantly released new features, improved existing ones and optimized our Mix Editor for various devices and operating systems. Looking back, we’ve grown and learned so much.

Here’s a quick stat – in May alone, the BandLab community created over 11 million tracks, released more than 9,000 albums, formed 24,000 bands and created more than 50,000 collaboration projects! Today, BandLab is home to more than 37 million creators, from aspiring songwriters to acclaimed producers with hundreds of thousands of followers. A living, breathing place where creators make and share their music, connect with like-minded people, form bands, collaborate across continents through the cloud and so much more. In under six years, BandLab has become the go-to platform for music creators from all over the world. It feels like just yesterday when we first launched BandLab at the end of 2015.

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