Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
I disagree with babymusic's sad story that RealTrack content cannot be quickly found.
Well, I sometimes disagree with Charlie Fogle's rose-colored-glasses view of BIAB in many of his responses to wishlist & improvement suggestions! laugh

Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
All 467 RT sets can be found in a list in the What add-ons do I have Window.
Not sure what you are saying about the add-ons window as there is no searching or linkage there to anything I can see.

Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
All 467 RT Sets are listed, described and can be auditioned solo'd or in a band (Style) from the top of every forum page by clicking on Band-in-a-Box Windows icon and the RealTracks icon to open the RealTracks Set page.
So, we should leave BIAB and use the PGM website to find RealTracks? Again, no searching feature there, just an enormous list that is handy to have but doesn't really make searching much easier.

Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
In the MultiPicker with RealTracks selected, Click on the # button and select RealTracks Sets in this Range. For the 'Country Ballad' set, enter 2 for that set.
MultiPicker results display six RT's used in that set. 3 acoustic guitars, electric guitar, Pedal Steel, and bass.
If I'm seeking compatible RTs for my chosen style how does this help me do that? I would already know which RTs are included in my chosen style.

Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
Searching for a country solo, RealTrack set 350 is a RealTrack set dedicated to Country Ballad solos in with two RealTracks recorded at different tempos.
I don't follow how you got here!

Originally Posted by Charlie Fogle
There are five other blocks of sets in the What add-ons do I have Window that can be used to launch searches broken into manageable groups.
Again, referencing useful screen with info but no facility to "launch searches" that I can see.


Charlie, you seem to have a deep understanding of BIAB and your detailed explanations are interesting and often quite helpful. Where I think you might be a little light is in understanding that many (most?) of us do not have nor want that deep level of understanding. And instead we are looking for a quick way to find stuff and get on with the music. I have studied and designed GUIs and one of the key points there is if a user must learn and remember or look up a complex set instructions in order to accomplish a task that GUI has failed. I feel this is a similar situation. There is a good reason tech books have both a table of contents AND an index even though you could make a seemingly reasonable case that only the TOC is really necessary!

Anyway, thank you for taking the time to try and explain things and I apologize if I am just being dense and not seeing this as the solution to the OP's original request.