Transpose Audio Like Midi - 09/17/16 02:46 PM
It continually amazes me how I can enter chord progressions, listen to a RealTracks or UserTracks, transpose the chord progression to another key signature, regenerate and there it is!
Sometimes when I'm first starting to build a song I'll enter just an intro and first verse (about 20 bars), generate, listen, transpose to a different key and continually listen until I find the key signature that "feels right".
The ability to easily transpose has always been a strength for midi but RealTracks and UserTracks lets me easily transpose audio.
Don't have to worry about cut and paste, don't have to perform crossfades, don't even have to retype chords. Just change the key signature and BiaB or RealBand takes care of the rest of the work normally required to transpose audio.
To have the ability to work with audio the same way I work with midi is amazing. I transpose much more than I need to just because I can and it's fun.
I always appreciate the skill of the musicians that play on the RealTracks. To come up with riffs that sound as good in B minor as it does when played in G takes a lot more skill than I'll ever have.
My favorite thing is that Band-in-a-Box and RealBand allow me to easily transpose audio as midi.
Sometimes when I'm first starting to build a song I'll enter just an intro and first verse (about 20 bars), generate, listen, transpose to a different key and continually listen until I find the key signature that "feels right".
The ability to easily transpose has always been a strength for midi but RealTracks and UserTracks lets me easily transpose audio.
Don't have to worry about cut and paste, don't have to perform crossfades, don't even have to retype chords. Just change the key signature and BiaB or RealBand takes care of the rest of the work normally required to transpose audio.
To have the ability to work with audio the same way I work with midi is amazing. I transpose much more than I need to just because I can and it's fun.
I always appreciate the skill of the musicians that play on the RealTracks. To come up with riffs that sound as good in B minor as it does when played in G takes a lot more skill than I'll ever have.
My favorite thing is that Band-in-a-Box and RealBand allow me to easily transpose audio as midi.