REALGUITAR BAND IN A BOX PRO

Once home organs use to give you 'Bossa nova I' patterns that would play a cheesey bass, drums and chord pattern when you held down one note ( designed for people who didn't want to learn to play so they could play one note at time and make it seem 'good' )īut now we see that same ethos everywhere in 'Pro' equipment and its been there for a while too.

REALGUITAR BAND IN A BOX PRO

It is interesting to see how technology has evolved bringing both the pro 'do it all your self' ethos and the amateur ' Auto-accompaniment' outlooks so close together. I work with a lot of horn player who use BIAB as an essential practice tool - it allows them to input the changes to what ever standard or original song they want and in any key and speed to let them blow over the changes and get their chops up. Do any of you use it for serious work? (and do you admit it in public?) I'd be very curious to hear your opinions. It's not just money, it's the time needed to fully learn all this stuff.Īnyway, I think serious composers should at least take a look at the latest incarnation of BIAB. I don't know if either of them can control or lock to my DAWs' clocks, nor if either does Rewire. RMX has the new chaos function, though, which sounds intriguing. Also, the price is very low for what you get. They have all sorts of real grooves included, with not only drum but bass, sax, etc.

I can't believe I just typed that, but it's actually been developed to an amazing level. After searching a bit, I'm actually also considering Band-In-A-Box. I was looking for some kind of drum-programming application, and considering Stylus RMX, of course. But I dunno, the latest incarnation looks pretty amazing. An amateur program only for housewives & corporate A/V geeks. I know, I know, it's has that 'cheapo' cache.

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