Originally Posted By: soulagent
My version is 2016 Realband. Is it possible to find the Riff again or not ? cheers. I do have the riff saved on a version of the song that I wont use. How can I use this in the new song by copying somehow? cheers


A Realtrack generated the riff so it exists in the real track audio. That file(s) (the raw audio of the RealTrack) can be accessed and that particular riff can eventually be found and copied and inserted into your song by using a DAW. Realband is a DAW and can handle this.

But, if you already have the audio isolated on a saved audio track, you can accomplish the same with that audio and no need to spend time to review the RealTrack.

I don't know how long it would take, but eventually that audio riff would be generated.

EDIT - Using the multiriff feature by selecting the specific bar or bars where it occurs would likely speed your search since you can continually regenerate that particular selection but there is no guarantee since we don't know exactly how the RealTrack algorithm goes about composing any specific riff, chord or transition between chords. It's possible your exact riff is a combination of several different pieces of audio from the file and it could statistically take a very long time for that combination to generate again.

Last edited by Charlie Fogle; 03/02/16 12:45 PM.
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