Welcome. You're new so no big deal with resurrecting a really old post. However, you'd be just fine with a new post asking this question.

So first off... Be sure to check out the support page where there's a lot of videos to take you from the very beginning up through advanced stuff.


I'd suggest that the easiest way is to start a new song project.

There's a feature called the automated chord wizard that examines a wave like you have and figures out the chords and tempo and creates the backing tracks. I've found that it's a bit complicated at times and can be either dead on or frustrating beyond measure in it's accuracy. More than once it was faster to type in the chords.

I guess it depends on if you want to try to use the existing track or if you can record the vox again.

I don't work with midi in BB or RB. So I don't know what to tell you about using midi in it. I've never done that. I'm sure its possible.

I work with midi in my DAW software. Sonar x1 is what I use when I need midi. In Sonar, each midi track is assigned to a synth and the midi out is sent to the synth in. A patch or sample is loaded up in the synth and it will play the midi track data as audio.

In BB, i believe the synth is either coyote or tts by default. I recall playing around with kontakt once and it will work. It's just that I rarely use it to be able to explain it in BB.
Others do use this and I'm sure PG music has a video tutorial in the support page for this.

Last edited by Guitarhacker; 03/26/21 02:59 AM.
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