RealTracks - Bluegrass Back Up - 02/26/13 12:28 AM
I only very occasionally pop-up here with a question and request for advice.
It relates to back-up tracks and relates to a forum discussion on www.banjohangout.com.
Here's the situation: When I download the mp3 back-up track from beckyboy's list on banjohangout.com and import it into BIAB, it comes up as Bluegrass 101 and plays in boring midi. I don't get the RealTracks sound.
When I load one of Dave Marshall's BIAB files which are all in 5String.sty, and try and convert them to one of the Bluegrass Styles with RealTracks on my system, it doesn't sound anything like beckyboy's quality mp3 sound that I get when I play it direct from his mp3 file.
So by deduction, there may be a difference between my 2009.5 BIAB and my RealTracks sets and what version you and others may have (2011 & 2012). Alternatively, Dave Marshall's files may have been upgraded since I downloaded them three years ago. And, maybe I may need to un-install and re-load BIAB?
I've previously found the BIAB forum helpful. I may try a post there to see if I can understand the problem I have.
I have RealTraks set 8 (Country Folk), RealTraks Set 11 (All Bluegrass (Rhythm), RealTraks Set 12 (All Bluegrass Solos) and RealTraks Set 33 (Bluegrass Medium Tempo).
I've had a love/hate relationship with BIAB because of it's apparent complexities. Now there's maybe a glimmer of hope.
Your thoughts and any further advice much appreciated.
Harry
It relates to back-up tracks and relates to a forum discussion on www.banjohangout.com.
Here's the situation: When I download the mp3 back-up track from beckyboy's list on banjohangout.com and import it into BIAB, it comes up as Bluegrass 101 and plays in boring midi. I don't get the RealTracks sound.
When I load one of Dave Marshall's BIAB files which are all in 5String.sty, and try and convert them to one of the Bluegrass Styles with RealTracks on my system, it doesn't sound anything like beckyboy's quality mp3 sound that I get when I play it direct from his mp3 file.
So by deduction, there may be a difference between my 2009.5 BIAB and my RealTracks sets and what version you and others may have (2011 & 2012). Alternatively, Dave Marshall's files may have been upgraded since I downloaded them three years ago. And, maybe I may need to un-install and re-load BIAB?
I've previously found the BIAB forum helpful. I may try a post there to see if I can understand the problem I have.
I have RealTraks set 8 (Country Folk), RealTraks Set 11 (All Bluegrass (Rhythm), RealTraks Set 12 (All Bluegrass Solos) and RealTraks Set 33 (Bluegrass Medium Tempo).
I've had a love/hate relationship with BIAB because of it's apparent complexities. Now there's maybe a glimmer of hope.
Your thoughts and any further advice much appreciated.
Harry