When I use BIAB to generate a solo, I tend to do it the "wrong" way - by exporting a bunch of as .WAV files, and then slicing and dicing in my DAW. You can do the same thing in RealBand, but I'm just more comfortable messing with .WAV files. Plus, I can pull bits and pieces from unrelated parts of the song, or reuse parts.

But once I'd done that, there's no way to get things back into BIAB, so I'm not sure I'd recommend that.

Plus, I was using an older version of BIAB which didn't have the nice Elastique algorithm that BIAB now uses.

So the short of it was to changed the tempo, I stretched the .WAV tracks in my DAW, which did have the Elastique algorithm.

Obviously, using RealBand to do this sort of thing is probably a better route. But old habits die hard.


-- David Cuny
My virtual singer development blog

Vocal control, you say. Never heard of it. Is that some kind of ProTools thing?