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Another good listen, Eric. Enjoyed. - fj
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Originally Posted By: Janice & BudThat is a lovely melody and performance!!! It is so nicely textured and nuanced. J&B As always thanks to both of you for taking the time to listen
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Originally Posted By: 44kflBeautiful piece of music, your light touch on the keys fits this perfectly, very melodic, ( I first read it as Gigilo Bianco) enjoyed the listen, Kenny Hiya Kenny thanks for the comments, glad you enjoyed it
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Simple backing really suited this great song. Well put together and very enjoyable Noel.
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Loved it Stefan, great music and vid too
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Not usually my cup of tea, but this had my feet tapping right through, nice one !
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I like to think that Roy is up there with Buck trading licks again. Regards, Bob
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Nice work Tom! This sounds very full and well balanced, and those piano riffs are quite fun. Looking forward to hear more!
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What a cool project Stefan! I bet you had a lot of fun making this. Very sweet arrangement too. Thanks for sharing!
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Hey there Al-David, great work on this! This is beautiful and a solid key signature choice too. Excellent guitar riffs and I found the organ really helps piece it all together. Looking forward to hear more!
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Nice work on this F.M.M! That guitar is very crunchy and progresses through the piece nicely. Well done!
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Wonderful write! And very clever use of BIAB to have more control over the Realtrack. Thank you for sharing that idea! much enjoyed!
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very sweet melody. great mix! much enjoyed!
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+1 Originally Posted By: MusicStudentJeese Louise Bob, can't someone else voice an opinion which is contrary to yours? Originally Posted By: JazzmanualI swear, I'm just shaking my head here. RB does NOT CRASH, has NO PROBLEM with VST's.
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Originally Posted By: jazzmammalI swear, I'm just shaking my head here. RB does NOT CRASH, has NO PROBLEM with VST's. Oh yeah, I have Jamstix too, Garritan, several freebie VST's. NO PROBLEM. Well then, congratulations on achieving certification.
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Forum des Utilisateurs Français de Band-in-a-Box
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bonjour, j'aurai souhaiter avoir le manuel en pdf BIAB 2017. Si possible évidement. Musicalement Roland Mammoliti
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Last time I check RB wouldn't split a RealDrum or UserTrack drum that is multichannel wav , and it wouldn't open ogg or mogg. If it could split the wav in the engine like it does when you drag or open a multichannel wav in RB that would be a start, and the above for BB.
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Jeese Louise Bob, can't someone else voice an opinion which is contrary to yours?
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Further.. RealBand has no problem splitting the multichannel to separate tracks but with Biab a multichannel mixer can be used due to the track limit.
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When they recorded the REAL HUMAN drummer in the studio for the Real Drums it was multi miced BUT mixed to stereo. *.ogg files suck big time If you know a Human Drummer you can use the REAL TRACKS generator and mic your own kit with compressors and gates etc. and make your own. That's what I did for some. You clearly don't totally understand Real Band after reading the rest of the posts.
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I finished an album of 8 songs in RB a few months ago. Some all audio, some audio and midi and one all midi. Zero crashes. Zero. For midi I used SampleTank 3. When I picked it up about 18 months ago it simply loaded right up. Zero issues. These songs all have vocals. I created several vocal comp tracks and edited the crap out of them. Zero crashes. Do you guys who can't seem to get RB to work see a pattern here? I hate to be blunt but somebody can't read proper English. Seriously. T
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LOVE watching Roy on Heehaw, himself and Buck made brilliant hosts for that show.
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hi guys I used biab,bandlab chords were created in lab and wasn,t getting a good bass line so I inported chords to biab and it created a pretty good line for a first time shot with no tweaking here,s the style I used Style is MODJAZZ1.STY (Modern Jazz #1) Style MIDI Instruments are : Fretless Elec. Bass (36) anyway thanks for taking time to listen and comments eric https://www.reverbnation.com/fmmandfriends/song/30218563-cafe-thursday-1
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https://www.pgmusic.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=460110#Post460110 This will give you basic import Biab/RB chords to REAPER, if you add the 2 scripts together in a new Action it will do it in one hit. So you will have the chords in the regions and as a track with text items, you can also just have the regions or just the text item track. So just drag the exported music xml into the REAPER track and run the Action. If you need the part makers, save the bb song to Midi, in Op
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2bsolo Your experience is same as mine. I worked with RB for a longtime and I still do, but for me it is get in and get out as soon as possible. Reaper on the other hand is a joy to work in. Primarily given that on my system it is and has been for years Rock-Solid. Can count on one hand the number of times it has crushed over these years. Add to that the Reaper Forum and many videos to view when you what to learn a new feature. And with Reaper there is always something new with constant upg
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With Band-in-a-Box®, Making Music Has Never Been Easier!
We came across this recent post, Music Making Software: Record, Edit, Create and Share Your Own Songs, which includes Band-in-a-Box® in their list of software you'll need to record and edit your own songs!
One of our favourite products, and one that doesn’t seem to come up much in discussions about music making software, is Band-In-A-Box from PG Music. This is probably the longest established and certainly one of the most popular music making software packages of all time. Already packed with features, the latest version has added functions that in our opinion make this an essential buy for musicians in any genre, for keyboard players, guitarists, singers, in fact any musician looking for an outstanding tool to make the most of their creative ideas.
-www.musicrepo.com
The Download Manager - Band-in-a-Box® for Windows
The "Download Manager" within Band-in-a-Box® for Windows is a great tool to confirm or help with the installation of your Band-in-a-Box® for Windows program!
What does the Download Manager do?
Automatically installs Band-in-a-Box® content (RealTracks, RealDrums, etc.) in the background, so you don't have to sit there the whole time! It can also confirm that you've completely installed your purchase.
How do you use it?
Within the program, go to Help | Utilities | Run Download/Install Manager now. Using your activation code, the program will analyze the installation folders, and list anything that still needs to be downloaded and installed.
Learn more about the Download Manager with this tutorial, or check out the topic within the Online Manual.
Band-in-a-Box® for Windows Online Manual - Chord List & Shortcuts
Visit the Chord List of our Online Manual, and you'll see all the chords that can be used within the program! The list includes a few Tricky Chords and Shortcut Chords that you may find useful too!
Tricky Chords:
C5b This is "C flat 5." It is spelled this way to avoid confusion.
C2, C5, C4, C69, C7alt, Cm7#5
You can type C-7 for Cm7 (i.e. use the minus sign) or C7-9 for C7b9.
Shortcut Chords
If you enter a lot of songs, you will appreciate these shortcut keys.
J = Maj7
H = m7b5 (H stands for Half diminished)
D = dim
S = 7sus
There's even information on how to add your own chord shortcuts - check it out!
Video Request Answered - Creating Intros, Bridges, and Endings in Band-in-a-Box®
Check out the newest support video created by Kent that explains how to create intros, bridges, and endings in Band-in-a-Box®! Click here to view...
The Band-in-a-Box® SongPicker Feature
If you have a folder of songs that you'd always like easy access to within Band-in-a-Box, make sure you familiarize yourself with The SongPicker feature, which access the folder that you choose and lock it to!
Access the SongPicker by clicking on the [Song] button next to the title of the song within the main screen of Band-in-a-Box. The first time the SongPicker is opened, you can choose the folder to use to create the list by selecting [Change] and navigating to your preferred directory. Once chosen, select [OK - Make Song List], and Band-in-a-Box does the rest... the next time you click on [Song], you'll be taken directly to your preferred folder!
Learn even more about this feature within Chapter 5 of our Online Manual, here.
Just Launched - The FAQ and Knowledge Base Forum!
Over 190 Saxophone RealTracks for Band-in-a-Box®!
Today's the day we say "Happy Birthday" to Adolphe Sax, the creator of the Saxophone!
(Adolphe was born November 6, 1814 - 32 years later he patended his saxophone creation!)
We have more than 190 Saxophone RealTracks available for Band-in-a-Box with the following RealTracks Sets - review the complete list here.
Check our our Saxophonist programs for Windows:
The Jazz Saxophonist
The Rock Saxophonist
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