Studio is app-only

Build the song in your pocket.

The web shows what Studio does, but recording, importing, editing, publishing, and uploading happen inside the Humminbird app so permissions, storage, subscriptions, and audio tools stay reliable.

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Drums
Lead vocal
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The flow

Basic when you need speed. Pro when you need control.

01

Start

Record, import audio/video, choose a sound from Discover, or plug in a mic, guitar, synth, MIDI keyboard, or audio interface.

02

Match tempo

Humminbird can detect BPM from imported audio and match the metronome. You can also type the exact BPM you want.

03

Arrange

Move clips, label tracks, trim start/end handles, loop tracks, keep recordings on their own lanes, and see the real song duration.

04

Publish

Attach artwork or video, choose genre/original-work settings, credit collaborators, and publish a 30-second Discover preview.

What Studio includes.

Recording and overdub

Record vocals or instruments while the arrangement plays in headphones. New takes become their own tracks so the beat is not captured twice.

Waveform editing

Detailed waveform bars make trim, move, start/end handles, clip gain, speed, loop, and playback state easier to understand.

Tracks and mixer

Each track has labels, loop, mixer, volume, pan, mute, solo, transpose where appropriate, and options for duplicate/share/delete.

MIDI and drums

Choose instruments, search presets, change octaves, record MIDI, edit notes, open drum pads, and add more notes to existing regions.

DJ Mode

Practice transitions, cue sounds, loop sections, and blend ideas for performance-style creation.

Pro tools

Mixer, automation lanes, plugins, high-quality stretching, nondestructive comping, chord tools, audio logger concepts, and beta features.

Video + audio publishing

Select video or photo media, choose or mute video audio, add a Humminbird sound, edit timing, preview the finished post, then publish.

Collaboration

Invite Humminbird users, attach credits, share sessions, list contributors, and keep collaborator history tied to the project.

Storage and recovery

Local sessions stay fast on-device while signed-in accounts can sync/recover projects as cloud storage grows.

Why Studio stays in the app

Audio creation needs native permissions.

Mobile recording, local file access, microphone input, metronome timing, MIDI, video import, playback routing, and exports are better handled by the app. The website supports listening, commenting, liking, saving, following, profiles, account access, help, policies, and links back into Humminbird.

Open Studio from Discover.

When you press Use Sound in the app, Humminbird opens Studio with that sound attached so you can build around it.

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