I have several of those but not all of them. The ones I have, Jazz, Blues and Latin piano ones are all standalone programs with explanations of what each section is. The different sections are midi files. You play each one from within the program so no, they're not tied into Biab but as midi files they are listed in your directory under that programs name as 001.mid 002.mid etc. It's kind of awkward because of the naming but they're all there. You can take any of those midi's and open it up in either Biab or Real Band and then do whatever you want with them. If you make changes or rename them make sure to do a "save as" so as to not overwrite the basic lesson midi file.

Something else I have that is or was included with the UltraPak is called Essential Jazz Piano Licks and another one for Guitar and there are several other ones like Bluegrass, Classical and probably more I can't remember now. Those licks do open in Biab using the default ZZJAZZ style but I can change it to any style. These "Licks" are not the specific Master Classes. Those are the stand alone programs.

Biab has an absolute wealth of teaching aids and after about 10 years with the program I still don't know all of them. Separate from all Master Classes and in addition to all the Licks and other stuff we now have the Midi Artists Super Tracks plus all the Real Track Soloists in a multitude of styles and anybody can simply look at the notation for those and learn all kinds of cool phrases and licks. Guitarists have their things, keyboard players have their things and it's mind boggling just how much stuff there is inside this program to help you learn.

Bob

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