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Is this possible in RealBand as one previous poster seems to suggest?




Hi William--I was really just echoing MarioD's reply, in that you can tweak a BIAB chord structure any way you want with RealBand, which is a hybrid of BIAB and PowerTracks.

Now, it may be that X2 is found as a chord symbol in certain music genres, but I have NEVER seen it in any jazz score or jazz fake book.

As for Xsus2, it is a suspension from below, resolving upward to the third. Listen to James Taylor's guitar parts--he often toggles between X, Xsus4, and Xsus2. OR you don't have to resolve it at all, just use Xsus2 or Xsus4 as a free standing structure. Mike Stern, for example, uses them that way quite frequently.