Hey Y'all,

I was really pleased to see the stems feature in band in a box 2025 but I have some questions about lining up the stems perfectly with a new style.

For my first experiment I took a song that I had previously recorded, where I used band in a box to create some backing tracks, so obviously I already had band a box version of the song.

When I extracted the stems of the mix as part of an experiment to get used to the tool for the future, I found that the stems would not precisely line up with the new style that I chose.

They were ever so slightly off and not lining up with the one, so to speak.

However I was extremely meticulous and putting the first bar line as close to the beginning of the first tick in the audio file as I could hoping that I would bring it close when I was using ACW.

But still it was too far off to use and I couldn't find any way to adjust it.

Has anyone found any other tools or approaches within the program to get the stems to line up so that you can use them inside of band in a box to generate new tracks to go with the stems?

Or is this a function you have to do in something like real band where you can take stems and move them to the left or right with precision until everything lines up?

This is one of the things I like about real band by the way. It's really easy to slide things to the left or the right with little tiny ticks, and some of the other DAWs that I've used don't make that as user friendly as real band.

Anyway I really enjoy the stems feature but was wondering if anyone had figured out any tools or techniques or other goodies inside of the new version of band in a box to address the issue I raised above.

Thanks in advance. (I am trying to get the techniques right before I move to songs not recorded with BIAB but still using a click.)

David Snyder
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