BassLab Support

Practice bass with clearer feedback

BassLab pulls the individual instruments out of a song you own, so you can practice against the real recording — then scores your take against the bass line that was already there.

Download on the App Store

For iPhone and iPad. Android and desktop are not out yet.

How it works

Three steps, and the middle one is the part you actually spend your time on.

  1. Isolate the stems

    Add a song from your own audio files and choose which parts to pull out — bass, drums, guitar, piano or vocals. Each one comes back as its own track.

  2. Practice against them

    Mix them however helps. Mute the bass and play its part yourself, or bring it back in quietly to follow. Every track has its own level, pan and mute.

  3. Get your take scored

    Record while the song plays. BassLab compares your take against the isolated bass stem and breaks the result into four measures instead of one number.

In the app

iPhone and iPad, running on your own library.

The Songs screen: a library list, each row showing cover art, title, artist and running time, with a Library and Community switch above it.
SongsYour library, and what is ready to play.
A song open on its Tracks tab: a fader for Input, Bass, Drums, Vocals and Other, above a transport with skip, play and record.
SongThe separated tracks, each on its own fader.
A recorded take: the song name and date beside an overall score of 95.80, the mix that was played against it, and the start of the score breakdown.
TakeEvery take, kept and scored against the bass line.