Originally Posted By: Noel96

When you first purchased version 2013, I suspect that you bought the introductory package (the ProPak) because this is the cheapest deal that allows a user to get the minimal functionality of BIAB.

Right. That's what I got.
Originally Posted By: Noel96
The cheapest package that has ALL styles, Realtracks and Realdrums is the UltraPlusPak.

To me, $489 is a LOT of money! What about the MegaPak for $269? Would that be a mistake for some reason?

Meanwhile, I've already spent $129 for BIAB Pro 2013 + 49 for the 2014 upgrade = $178

If I want more functionality, must I purchase the MegaPak or the UltraPlusPak? These seem to include BIAB 2014. Does that mean I threw away my original purchase price of $178? That doesn't seem right.

Originally Posted By: Noel96
If, as mentioned above, your 2013 purchase was the ProPak, then this could explain the reduced number of styles.

You're probably right. Being a new user with no familiarity with BIAB, I had no way of understanding the cryptic description of what I would get with BIAB Pro. Normally "Pro" means "top-of-the-line." Apparently, in BIAB it means something else.

Originally Posted By: Noel96
When you made your initial purchase, did you consult with their sales staff?

No, that never occurred to me. Do you think they would have said, "Seriously, dude, don't by our entry level product. Don't buy anything from us. You can't afford it."

I appreciate your help, Noel, and I would appreciate a bit of guidance regarding MegaPak vs. UltraPlusPak, not that I can afford either one. I'm not a professional musician. I'm not highly trained. I'm just a dope who sings badly in a community choir. Every once in awhile, I want to sing Danny Boy or Blue Bayou or Boogie on Reggae Woman with a suitable accompaniment. I thought I would be able to do that with BIAB Pro.

Best regards,

Artie