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Hi I have done a search but can’t find any other posts about this. Has anybody got a foot pedal working to start/stop BIAB and also to se5 song back to start. And also to just pause. Many thanks Mark PS I am using BIAB on a Mac. Obvious really
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Hey Dave! Thanks for doing that. I am a bit of a BIAB newbie so wouldn’t have thought of selecting a pop style then tweaking the drums. Great idea, I will do it tomorrow and post back. Thanks for the suggestions on listening to the song. I haven’t heard the Robben Ford album but I do like his playing a lot. I have heard the original BB version on Regal. What an amazing album that is. I don’t usuall go for modern versions of songs, especially when EC puts his spin on them, but on this occ
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Excellent article. Plenty of pressure, that's for sure.
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Thanks mike yes I think it is something like that, can you transpose the guitar track only ?.
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Originally Posted By: David Snyder These are cool man. I got most of them. The guitar one is amazing for a freebie. I'll be using that!! Ditto that. The guitar is a great looking freebee. Seems like I should be able to find a use for this when I get some time to get back to the studio. Installed with Reaper with no problem. thanks for the link.
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HI Beatmaster Maybe because Guitars normally play an octave lower than they are notated. This keeps the notation in the treble clef for convenience Therefore the piano roll would reflect that but sound normal to you that is one octave higher than showing on the roll. I am sure Mat will come in on this if I am wrong, Mike
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My \bb folder is just on 152Gb. I agree with Noel that if you are using the same drive from several years ago, the storage requirements will have increased with the installation of later versions. I think the suggestion of getting a larger drive is in order.
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Anyone know of a way to get the ujam virtual guitar working with biab. It seems it is reading to low on the piano roll scales, if that makes sense. Downloaded the trial love the sound but..no good if I cannot use in biab.
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https://www.vox.com/i-think-youre-interesting/2018/9/22/17888980/jon-batiste-interview-late-show-colbert-hollywood-africans
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Great idea. Another +1
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Originally Posted By: Janice & BudThe two of us have often mentioned how well we felt that you could sing blues in addition to your Americana catalog - were you to choose to do so. Well mr gruve you have DONE it and in spades. As you know we do a lot of blues and, man, this is over the top good. The choice of RT's, including mixing ev and sw tracks just rocks. Everything is in the pocket. The arrangment, the mix and, of course the vocal, are all top bar. We're heading out on a short t
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Originally Posted By: floyd janeLawrence, Awesome track. A terrific Blues/Rock write. The extra delay on the slide was a great touch - really brought it to life. Needless to say, the vocal is top shelf. Enjoyed! for sure. fj Thank you Floyd. You have a good ear. After I thought the mix was done, I went back in and turned that delay up to where it is now.
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Originally Posted By: TangmoDitto other comments on the qualities of the vocals. Loved the driving backing, and the lead guitar was right. One comment on the vocals...you have a great knack for knowing where to hang your syllables. "Phrasing" I think they call it. I don't think can be be taught--at least not easily. Hats off, sir. Thank you very much. I grew up in New Orleans listening to Jazz and Professor Long Hair, Mardi Gras music and the Funky Meters, so maybe some of it rub
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+1 Albert King: Crosscut Saw, rhumba style Albert King: Oh Pretty Woman -style Albert King: Born Under A Bad Sign-style BB King, jumping bas shuffle-style : Waiting On You, from Blues Is King BB King, The juicy organ ballad style of : Dont Answer The Door, from Blues Is King
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Originally Posted By: Will JosefWow... you for sure have the "blues-voice" - I really enjoyed listening to this. Good job! Will Thank you Will. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted By: Ezekiel's StormI really like this! Your lyrical hook has a good melodic hook. Excellent mix. Everything sounds right on. Right on. Thank you for listening and for the kind comments.
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Originally Posted By: Deryk - PG MusicReally well done! I love the groove, and your rough vocal delivery adds a ton of texture and emotion to it. I love the attitude of the song, and that catchy chorus on it too. Somehow you managed to make it sound equally as dirty as it is smooth and pleasant. You should be proud of this one - thanks for sharing Thank you so much. It's good to hear that the attitude is coming through.
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Originally Posted By: beatmasterIt was like an Eric Clapton song to me , you done a good job on this. Interesting use of the guitars. Well, Eric is the man! Thank you.
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Originally Posted By: BlueAttitudeMan, you have the perfect voice for blues/rock! Great job on the production, mix sounds fabulous through the 'phones. Loved everything about this, I could listen to music like this all day Thank you! You rock some great blues yourself! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted By: raycSo cool it's hot. So hot it's smoking. Nicotine and whiskey and a hand full of gravel to make a voice that smoothly rough. Yeah, i liked it. Thank you very much Ray. You've got it pretty close except that I've had to switch to Vodka in my middle age. (That whiskey was giving me the blues!)
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Many thanks. Lots to go on. Great Dropbox collection too. I'm very grateful to be able to download it. cheers Ian
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Jerry, You mention that you have the latest version of BIAB. You also mention (in your second post) that you are using a 149GB USB drive supplied by PG Music "several years ago". When I put these two bits of information together, it sounds like you have been updating the more recent versions of BIAB onto the USB drive from a few years back. Is this correct? If my thinking is correct, I imagine that USB drive that you are presently using is getting near the end of its ability to stor
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I also support 16 tracks and virtual tracks, with the ability to export each individually, a select few, or all at once. This would let a lot more work get done inside BIAB before moving to a DAW.
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Are you running BB from that drive or main C:\ You can check the X:\bb\DragDrop folder on it.
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13.6 GB free of 149 GB (drive provided by PgMusic when ordered several years ago) I went to Properties and clicked on the "Disk Cleanup" button and was told that "You can use Disk Cleanup to free up to 0 bytes of disk space on EverythingPak (H:)." It goes on to say "Files to Delete: and indicates DirectX Shader Cache with 0 bytes, and Recycle Bin with j0 bytes. "Total amount of disk space you gain: 0 bytes". And yes, going to my Desktop and right-clicking o
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