(Please note that RealTracks Sets 2-9 require Band-in-a-Box 2008.5 for Windows or later.)

We've got everything you need for the full metal band!  With RealTracks Set 6, you get three different tempos of killer metal rhythm guitar parts and totally tight bass parts.  Our superior stretching methods cover the entire range of tempo possibilities. If you use RealDrums such as "RockHardEven8" (RealDrums Set 4), you can leave MIDI behind and have an all-real Metal band playing your song!

Band-in-a-Box 2008 users can get the RealBand PlusPAK for $89 here, which includes RealBand, Band-in-a-Box 2008-2008.5 upgrade, and ALL the New RealTracks Sets (2-12). (Note: the RealBand PlusPAK requires Version 2008 or higher.)

RealTracks Set 1 is included in the Band-in-a-Box for Windows Pro version and RealTracks Sets 1-3 are included in the Band-in-a-Box MegaPAK for Windows. ALL the RealTracks Sets are included in the Band-in-a-Box SuperPAK and Band-in-a-Box UltraPAK for Windows.

This sample contains various short clips of all of the RealTracks in Set 6:  All Metal!, and there is no MIDI in this entire file!  The first clip features the "Semi-wild" soloist, playing over the rhythm guitar and bass at 120bpm.  This soloist is a rockin' metal soloist, but stays away from the super-fast licks, opting for a more tasteful approach.  The clip at 0:40 contains no soloist, and is meant to show off the rhythm section RealTracks instruments, bass and rhythm guitar at 85bpm.  At 1:20, all of the stops are pulled out, and we have our "Wild 'n Crazy" metal soloist.  This soloist also has a "solo crescendo" option, where the solo begins only picking simpler riffs, and the craziness doesn't start until 2/3rds of the way into the song.  At 2:01 we're back to the rhythm section, this time playing a fast metal groove.  At 2:42, we have the slower 85bpm groove again, this time with the soloist RealTracks added.  The bass and rhythm guitar at 120 are featured at 3:22.  At 4:02, we have a third soloist at 120bpm, this time playing simpler riffs.  This can double as a soloist, or if it's brought down in the mix it can also work well as a background instrument, with a singer singing over top of it.