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Creating a style is more than simply choosing different realtracks -- creating a style means providing the data like the stylemaker requires for midi styles. To create a style you have to tell the "players" what to play, how to voice the chords we want. And then we need to be able to save that as a separate style which will work as we want it to whenever we choose it. I still don't see how to do that and nobody has provided any instructions.


You really got this all wrong.

First, real-styles are not like midi-styles.
Real styles are a collection of the audio recording of multiple individual instruments. The only thing these recording need from you is the tempo and key and the chords. Chord voicings have already been recorded.

Second, I don't make and save real-track styles, I make and save songs. So someone else will have to comment on how to "save" your new real-style.

And finally, patience, there are a lot of professional question answers here, much better than I at addressing you questions. I am sure they will weigh-in, in due time.


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