Hi Shane,

The reason that this is happening is a combination of these two things (A) Band-in-a-Box generates the file based on the original key of your song. (B) RealTracks artists play what is natural for them to play for a chord in that style of music, so seeing a B chord in the key of A, many RealTracks will play the b7.

It would definitely be a desirable feature for it to be able to follow key changes within the song for RT generation. Another useful feature would be an F5 bar setting to treat major/minor as I chord and/or the ability to force the chord to a triad. These features currently aren't present.

One solution that you might find acceptable is to change your B chord to "B2" or Badd2, and that would force it to not play the 7.

If you don't like the B2 chord, then a slightly more complicated solution is to:
1. Set your song to Key 1 and generate. Freeze track and mute it during Key 2.
2. Set your song to Key 2, add the RT to a second track, and generate. Mute it during Key 1.

This would work best if there is only one or two RT's that are playing the b7, since you'll need an extra track for each of them.


Andrew
PG Music Inc.