Load a beat, put on headphones, hit record. Lay down a whole song right here.
Beat links
Send an artist a link and your beat opens in the booth, ready to record. They can't upload a different beat or use the demo.
Looking for beats in your beats folder…
How to add beats
On GitHub, open your beat-booth repository.
First time only: click Add file, then Create new file. Name it beats/readme.txt, type anything, and click Commit changes. That makes the beats folder.
Open the beats folder, click Add file, then Upload files, and drop in your MP3s. Name them with dashes, like brooklyn-nights.mp3. The name becomes the beat title.
Wait a minute for Netlify, then come back here and refresh. Your beats show up with their links.
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Play a take and slide until your vocals lock with the beat. Slide right if they sound late, left if they rush. It fixes every take at once, and VerseBack remembers it on this device.
Record vocals lays down your main vocal from the playhead, and records over it if you go back to fix a part. Overdub adds a new layer on top for doubles, ad-libs and hooks. Tap the waveform to pick where to start.
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Song downloads come with the vocals polished and mixed loud. Vocals only is the raw recording, ready for an engineer to mix.
Headphones onWithout them the mic picks up the beat and your vocal gets muddy.
Wired beats BluetoothBluetooth earbuds add a lot of delay. Wired headphones keep you on time.
Hand's width from the micOn a phone, hold it about a hand away and a little below your mouth.
Come back anytimeYour song saves on this device after every take. Got a call? Open the same link later and pick up where you left off. Download to keep a copy for good.