Your first 15 minutes with BAND-IN-A-BOX 2018

[@curtzblues]

The real beauty is that all the band shows up, on time, not drunk or stoned, just ready to play.

[@Alienor-music]

curtzblues that made my day, brillant :-)))

[@mikekohary1075]

Yup, they're all prepared and practiced to play. Love it. ;-)

[@truthmanifestingtruth]

🍻 cheers!✌🏾

[@SkepticalLlama]

Made me laugh on a dreary Thursday morning.

[@JannisLAA]

Ahahaha 😂👍🏻

[@ShinkakuTakahashi]

I am a funny Japanese. I watched a good show here. Immediately, I tried BIAB for the first time. Thanks to that, I posted a simple big band-style jazz saxophone solo on KZbin. Thank you very much! !!　I look forward to your continued success.

[@stevan1819]

Thank you Woody that was an amazing session. I have enjoyed using BIAB for a quick minus one to sing along. Its real fun to put something together with a quick turn around.

[@Steve-us1ue]

Cool. Thinking about buying 2020 version.Used this back in 1993, it just popped into my head one day lately when I was fed up with my band yet again. At least software generally doesn't have motivation, inspiration or commitment issues.

[@mikeclifford2006]

That was fantastic. Funnily enough I used to use this programme about 15 years ago also. I rediscovered an old version of it on a pc a few weeks back and spend quite a while playing with it. I became quite intrigued with it - although the tutorial booklet was most confusing. I thought BIAB could be really useful in my work, so i came onto KZbin to see if anyone's heard of it. And they have indeed! What worries me is that the original programme has now morphed into really complex software now, although, I still recognise a lot of it as above. The original programme is quite complex with all its menus. Fantastic sounds on the video, and a really helpful programme for working out ideas. Excellent!

[@dougkoempel5304]

Hi Woody . . . Great introductory tutorial. Well done! As is the case with many of those who've commented on your post, I first used BIAB way back in the Stone Age. At that time it was a pretty cheesy, MIDI-based auto-accompaniment tool. However the novelty of entering one's own chords, tempos and styles, etc. was great fun - and a bit addicting. Ultimately my interest in BIAB kind of waned over the years; however about 10 years ago, I noticed that BIAB's cheesy MIDI sounds had become passe and that the BIAB tracks were then being generated using audio samples, i.e. RealTracks, RealDrums, etc. So I hopped back on the BIAB bandwagon and purchased the EverythingPAK. I actually used that 2010 iteration of BIAB to do the backing tracks for a complete, commercial release, "Feelin' Alright" by the Memory Brothers. That particular CD project turned out surprisingly well and continues to be available on iTunes and Amazon. ( Click link to give a listen: dougkoempelmusic.blogspot.com/2019/09/blog-post.html ) Fast forward to 2020 - the other day I realized that my version of BIAB was nearly a decade old (where DOES the time go!), and I decided I'd better upgrade. So I did and have just received my UltraPAK portable drive. Installation was a cinch; and upon firing up the software, I noticed some significant changes in the user interface (and a lot of new features.) But thankfully the mechanics of the workflow seemed pretty familiar. Nevertheless I thought I'd search out a tutorial for this more-current BIAB version. And yours fit the bill perfectly! Thanks for the fun tour of the new interface and features!

[@rafaelpalomo4476]

Muchas gracias. Soy de Costa Rica y me pasó igual que a ti. Dejé de usar BIAB y compré 2019 y con tu clase creo que ya estoy de nuevo haciendo musica.

[@gullyfoyle6354]

My god!! it's amazing to see how BIAB evolved through these decades... I used to play the 90s version of this software in my old vintage Atari STF, only midi of course, and made lot of fun of it :) today's version sounds miles away and lot more realistic. Congrats to the software company. Thank you Gareth for the tutorial. Cheerio.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

yay, another biab veteran, welcome to the club! i wonder if you are eligible for an upgrade to latest version... :)

[@gullyfoyle6354]

Thanks, Gareth! I wish I could be upgraded with this amazing piece of software ;)

[@lar57jsy]

Just bought the basic BIAB package and found this very helpful to get a foot in the door. Thank you :-)

[@HireAngel]

Had BIAB years ago , it has changed a quite a bit over the years. I never really got a good feel of how to use it , so many features. Thanks for your videos !!!!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i understand your feeling, there's a lot of complexity and sometimes hard to find your way around in the GUI.

[@Ryteeo]

Yes, I've been using BIAB since the mid 90's. It didn't make sense back then to devote HOURS writing drum parts when this software could do it in seconds! As the Real Instrument Tracks were added, I began using BIAB for everything. I arrange the song, then transfer "Dry" to DAW. The learning curve is fast and results are wonderful especially when creativity strikes me at 3am!

[@MrCapitolist]

Happy to see your interest in BIAB. I joined a harmonica band about 10 years ago and we used it for our backing tracks. The leader of the group showed me how it works and eventually purchased a copy for my iMAC 6 years ago. Sadly, with the iMAC came Garageband and BIAB was shelved. Now I am getting re-interested in it again and hope you show more info and bring me up to speed on new changes and improvements. Sincerely, Jack

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thanks for sharing! i can imagine some of the new real styles would work well in a harmonica band, sounds like a lot of fun. not too much effort to carry your instrument either...

[@hotvideomarketing]

I've had about 4 versions of BIAB, just upgraded from 2017 version to the new 2019 version. I love the program. I use it for making some of my soundtracks, adding some of my own music as well. It is possible to record each track separate and import them into your DAW and have as many BIAB tracks for the same song as you want. The new version even has a program that will let you open it in a DAW and use it together with your DAW. The possibilities are endless.

[@jackmalone5008]

I am new at biab. Have no idea what I am doing. Any suggestions?

[@drblaneyphysics]

i have band in a box, have since it came out! i'm getting back into it after 10 yrs. so looking forward to hearing some of the new sounds.

[@_P_M_]

I got BIAB in the 90's and loved it! I bought the Mac version a couple of years ago and found it really frustrating. The Mac and PC versions are not the same (or at least they weren't then). The GUI still has that Win95 look about it but it's become so busy and convoluted. It works great as auto-accompaniment, or practice/learning aid, but as a compositional tool I found doing things like importing piano or bass from different styles to build a new style, or editing a style to be very cryptic or impossible. I did come up with some cool stuff on it that I exported as a .MID and imported into Reason. I'm glad to see you showing this on your channel. I never thought BIAB was given the love it deserved, as it was never taken seriously. There's a lot of potential there which I think could be of great interest to electronic musicians with a few modifications.

[@b.j.surfdog3724]

Had it 10 years ago."busy and convoluted" was my thought also.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

hi paul, when I last used BIAB 15 years ago. people back then were bitterly complaining about the GUI on the PG forums. I don't see any significant improvements in 2018, but I'm thinking it's worth some struggle and frustration to learn the basics, it's a great practice tool. I'm only interested in the core features and realstyles and I'll probably skip the other million features... :D

[@ramonhardcastle8556]

Thanks for video i used a band in a box years ago to write backing tracks with cubase for my work as a entertainer,this look s a great improvement and i will have to look inti buying it.So cheers again.

[@CliveWebbAustralia]

Thank you. This is very helpful, as I am researching if I should buy this program...

[@WickBeavers]

Just bought it, very helpful tutorial, thanks! I plan on using it to inspire songwriting and soloing guitar. Maybe jam into a few different genres from the blues one I'm always in...

[@Jonky98]

I had Band in a Box back in the 90's on floppy disk so many disks loved it

[@WoodyPianoShack]

by my calculations, the full version of BIAB today would need 86,000 floppy disks...

[@peterhubner1212]

Thank you Woody. Very clear . Hope to see more help from you for this B in the B .👏🏽🙏🏽

[@farfetchedtangmo7474]

I've made a similar leap from 2006 version to 2018 with the Real Tracks, Real Drums, and all. Loved it then. Love it more now. I use and have used it to create original songs, primarily. It is a track, groove, and idea delivery system for me, but it's functions are so broad as to not limit its use to any one "thing". You've barely scratched the surface, but scratched it quite well. I'd like to see you demonstrate the entry and use of things like part-markers, pushes, rest, shots, and holds to vary the rhythmic feel. Either as demo of the software or as part of your main "lesson". Thanks.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

cool to hear from you, and hear your story, thx for the suggests.

[@farfetchedtangmo7474]

You might also look into the midi super-tracks, which are also played by real musicians on midi instruments and are (I believe) editable. Quite a big step over the more basic midi..

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thx, will do!

[@tassiespirit]

Just love BIAB mine is an older version from 2006, still going strong for backing tracks.

[@billstg708]

Hey Woody, thank you! I've been playing with BiaB for a while and you got me started in a more fulfilling direction.

[@TerenceKearns]

I just picked up biab 2022 the full ultra pak and this little tutorial from 2018 was most helpful. I think it's the perfect little intro to some complex software. Well done.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

congrats, yeah, it can be a bit much in the beginning.

[@solunpardillion3030]

The first time I used it was in 2008 - made a small piano piece on it and ignored it for 11 years. That version was 5 or 6 computers ago - long lost. I just purchased their new version and was looking for a KZbin tutorial (yours was the first I clicked on). But they have an extensive tutorial library available - I just haven't got around to looking at it. I'm glad I hit yours - sorta jogged my memory a little. As a composer, the program made me feel a little guilty. I mean, you can begin with no idea of a tune and let it run wild with only a little nudging from your ear and end up with something that sounds pretty good (even on that 2008 one I used). I was impressed, but I felt a bit like a painter who throws paint at the canvas, says, "Hey! That's pretty cool!", and then signs it.

[@Guitarlessonsbybrian]

Thanks for the video! I ordered the new version of biab today. Like you, I used it years ago. I am looking forward to using it again,

[@TwelveSticks]

Excellent. Got BiaB yesterday and this helped quite a lot.

[@KENDUCK01]

This is a great tutorial. I just started using Band in a Box

[@gikasmarkantonatos2168]

Thanks. I was dreading the learning curve, but this helped a lot.

[@PlaybackTVS]

Nice tutorial Woody 😀 I gotta do a workshop tomorrow by that programme.

[@waynemiller6070]

BIAB is very effective on jazz bass lines. Some of the soloing is quite impressive as well. I did a little jazz combo with a live drummer and sax man. I played guitar and did the programming. We exported the MIDI file and used Sonar (now Cakewalk by Bandlab) as the performance platform after doing most of the arrangement in BIAB. I edited some of the more mechanical sounding parts, muted all but the bass and piano and it worked out pretty well. But you're right. It's really good for practicing. Plus with chords marching along on the screen it makes it easier to follow the chart.

[@johnbresnik]

This is really cool -- mine's on the way from Sweetwater -- fun times ahead..!

[@idigit07]

Just got BIAB and setting it up w simple. I hope to see more on the subject from you.

[@dessiplaer]

i've never used Band in a box, but I used their Power Tracks and Power Tracks Pro Midi sequencers. The midi sequencing software was very much like Passport Design;s Master Tracks sequencer. This was when audio tracks were first being incorporated into midi sequencers. In Power Tracks Pro, you could record one track of audio (.wav files) or you could import sudio from your hard drive.

[@immteam]

This is awesome. I never used BIAB, but def getting this gem! Thanks for the introduction to it and a gr8 vid!

[@MrBaritone38]

I've just purchased 2020. Thank you for your help. Looking forward to having lots of fun.

[@SeleniumGlow]

I had never heard of this software before. Very insightful little video. And indeed, great respect for a music software that has been around since 1990!

[@lordbachus]

Biab 2019 is out, you can geniously use it as a plug in in your daw (windows) works really well

[@WoodyPianoShack]

was not aware of that, thanks!

[@goldcoastj]

I've got an older version but I forgot how useful It was. Thanks Professor !

[@DannyBrooks1]

I am sold! Great job on the demo.

[@keiths-teeth]

Yeah I think i had a go with it on a cover disk about 1994 on a 486 PC

[@jimbaxter3520]

It's all new to me... thank you so much...

[@thebooda]

Thanks for the DEMO!!

[@squeakD]

Wow! BIAB has come a long way. It looks so dated though, but sounds amazing.

[@Transterra55]

Very Cool! Thanks for the demo...if the learning curve is not too hard, I will definitely purchase BIAB.

[@arcanemuses]

Thank you for this introduction.

[@jamesmadisonthomas]

I just got the 2020 version of Band In A Box. Like you, I haven't used it in 20 years or something. I haven't figured it out yet though.

[@michaelturner6469]

Thanks for the walkthrough - saved me hours of frustration!! Good man

[@charlieman007]

You're great ! Thank you for your video. Made it so much quicker for me to decide and buy it.

[@AndrewKeyz]

It's probably a little too automated for my liking but if you are a singer/song writer working on song ideas and need quick backing demos or even want to quickly change style ideas this sounds like a superb tool! Great demo Woody.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i agree with you there, cheers andrew,

[@KeithHorton1]

I've had BIAB since it was on floppy disk in DOS!! it's a great program, I use it a lot for making Fake sheets out of Midi Files. I always upgrade the software to the latest version, 2019 should be out end of November or early December. It's also great for trying out new harmonies for songs, and working out the chords of a piece of music from a WAV/MP3 file, so many possibilities with BIAB, thanks for this Woody and I look forward to more from you using BIAB 👍

[@WoodyPianoShack]

good to hear I'm not the only ancient user of BIAB! wow, DOS, i got into it when it was Windows.

[@tonycarpenter-Makzimia]

A co-writer and I used this back in 2001 to help round off songs. As long as you don't use just those cheesy instruments, and lack of dynamic variance, it's great!.

[@mickyalberta3484]

I've used it for maybe 25 years or more. It doesn't sound cheesy now! I also play in some of the original recorded parts on piano so it's less generic. There must be dozens of R&R songs that go one six four five.

[@tonycarpenter-Makzimia]

@@mickyalberta3484 I'll take your word for it :). Not used it since back in 2001 a little. I can play all I need to these days anyway.

[@moogdome2562]

I forgot all about BIAB. I had it once.I felt it was a bit like cheating. but it sounds great. Loved the Higgledy Piggly Bluegrass. My toes were dancing along. Beverly Hill Billies came to mind Texas Tea. nice one woody, Always wondering what you come up with next. can you imagine how difficult this must have been to programme for the company, sure you do thank you.

[@dabz1556]

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[@duesenberger]

Very helpful. Thank You!

[@TheFlemming321]

Nice demo. Would like to see some more. I've been using BiaB for years, mostly for practicing my saxophone solos.

[@louiscashss1617]

It will be your best friend its like having a professional multi style band is your poket just by entering the chords name and the style you want it to play and it will generate all the parts drums bass piano ect even leads with any instrument deals

[@drutgat2]

Hi Woody. Thanks - that was great. I have been on the Band In a Box forums for the last month or so, trying to decide if I want to invest in the programme when the new version comes out in December. As moog Dome said in another comment, in a way it feels like cheating to me, but then again my plan - if I do buy it - is to use BIAB to create a quick demo, and then drag it into my DAW and do all kinds of editing and overdubbing there. It might be worth mentioning in a subsequent video about BIAB that there are several different methods for using and/or installing; these different methods include buying the programme on a hard drive, getting it on a flash drive, or installing it on a HD (either by streaming the download, or by buying a DVD and installing it from there. Take care, and I look forward to more of your videos.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thanks for the post, yeah you could sure use BIAB that way, personally I see it as a tool to generate inspiring backing tracks for practicing over, so definitely no cheating there! if you use it to crete and publish songs, then that's fine if you add your own performance elements I think. pgmusic already got you covered with the installation videos, they seem to have several about that topic. cheers!

[@DopamineOverload]

Love this one, Woody. BIAB is no joke. Great vid!

[@tomkent4656]

The GUI is still unneccesarily bloated, but BiaB is still a powerful program!

[@01SEELE01]

Many thanks! this was very helpful for starting!

[@PeterKirkMusician]

Thanks, finally a video where can actually understand what biab is/dos, and how to use it !! Talk about confusing..................

[@WoodyPianoShack]

glad to hear that peter!

[@PeterKirkMusician]

Support is awful, could,not identify my constant error msg regarding sample rate...... I recently stumbled on the solution recently. It's very badly explained, there's a lot needs to be configured to get it to work

[@David-rc3bz]

Thanks I enjoyed

[@bigdre31371]

I have BIAB. I'm not a good keyboardist at all. So, BIAB has become my session keyboardist, session bassist, and anything else I need to get my tracks sounding professional. And, I use it I midi so that any changes I need to make I can do it. I've used it for Disco, Motown and STAX styled recordings and anything else I need. I haven't found a program that comes close.

[@jake_3039]

You are so much fun!

[@ronrogers2]

Thanks just what I was looking for.

[@westsidejoff]

Very useful...thanks!

[@NLind]

Wow, this program has definitely changed since I’ve used it (probably 20 years)

[@WoodyPianoShack]

awesome to hear from another veteran user!

[@MrFree-vj8qj]

thats mindblowing, how they do that? awesome

[@donwilliams322]

I, like you, am about to 're-kindle' Band in a Box due to my 'extra time' with Covid 19.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

I don't seem to have any extra time, and covid has nothing to do with my interest for biab :D

[@gn3582]

First time user. Great video! tx

[@cahenglish]

Great video, Woody. I had forgotten about BIAB! It's great for hearing your chord progressions "fleshed out" while songwriting. I'd love to see a demo of, as you mentioned, printing out parts you particularly like. And, imho, there's nothing wrong with just the sheer fun of playing along to different styles. Another winner.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

hi cliff! I always check out the PG Music webpage from time to time, and it's great to see them still doing their thing! I've just recorded a BIAB backing track practice video that I think you'll enjoy.

[@johntait491]

Thank you for this video. I have subscribed. I'm new to BIAB. I understand what it does, but it is complex. For example, is the fiddle solo at 10:15 available as a "lead sheet"..? 🤔

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i'm not sure about that. yes, i agree, it is a powerful program with a lot of features and a complicated user interface, but it believe it can probably do the lead sheet for the fiddle solo.

[@Brophyd78]

Last time I used this software was in the 90s. Roland SC-55 era

[@Chris.Brisson]

I started with BIAB on the Atari ST; I believe it was prior to 1990.

[@Capt-Cran]

Thank you very much for the video .... very helpful ... thanks again :)

[@sokhoms]

I just bought a software for MAC 3 days ago. It seems it has less features than a Window version.

[@jameshobbins4911]

Began with BIAB in 2004 and used it for rehearsal of new songs for the band(I am a vocalist). Been away from wasting my weekends in lounges for a decade but still like to mess with my copy. Missing real traks so it's midi all the way. Has anyone out there ever used it for SATB arrangement and, if so, are the pitch sounds accurate?

[@TryptychUK]

Definition of serendipity: When you throw an accordion in a skip and it lands on a banjo. :) I used BIAB on a 486 many moons ago, and it seems it has advanced considerably. I like the core program, but I really don't want all the gigabytes of samples. I would rather assign my own VST instruments.

[@SpeedySPCFan]

What a neat little program! It's a little too automated for my tastes but I can see this being very, very handy for making some quick background music for KZbin videos.

[@Madmohawkfilms]

I used BIAB many many years ago on my Atari and not since….. Can it export MIDI now so I can use my Komplete 13 and Roland Cloud etc plugins to get exactly the sound Im after? Thank you

[@chchuah1679]

Thanks for great intro. I have 2010 version. Stopped using it cos' it sounded "mechanically synthetic." Thinking of upgrading to 2019 version. I suspect my problem was audio driver. No Coyote Forte then. Any suggestions or advice?

[@gustavoelizondo2498]

I actually have been using an app called iReal Pro on my android phone to do just this. I play jazz and use it extensively to practice standards on my own.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

cool, i've heard good things about that app but not tried it myself.

[@gustavoelizondo2498]

Woody Piano Shack it's specially useful when you consider that many modern keyboards have 8mm inputs to connect your phone.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

that's a good point! myself, i'm normally playing some piano VST on the pc, so quite convenient to have the backing tracks there too.

[@robertlong4861]

What about using BIAB as backing tracks for an original guitar riff or tune?

[@petergedd9330]

Did you ever find out? as thats my question, the copyright of publishing a song with the backing tracks.

[@MrBoembas]

Fantastic Woody, and Woody, can you make a movie about Band in a box 2019 combined with FL Studio and that with a live Synthesizer? Greetings from The Netherlands Daniel.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

not likely since I don't know FL, perhaps I can show it with another DAW since it just runs as a VST, I'll put it on the ideas list, thanks!

[@jakobole]

Might just get this to render some of these performances and import them in a real DAW after....There are some killer performances in there....

[@jayds8]

How did you import those real book songs?

[@wizmcee8121]

I seen it a bunch of music magazines in the 90s I like this version tho 👍🏽

[@jackmalone5008]

I am brand new with biab. This helped. Got any idea on tutorial programs to learn this program?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

check the videos on PG website!

[@PaulBurkeGuitar]

Hi Woody, I'm just wondering if this is the base model "pro" pack that you can purchase for $129? I'm weighing up if it's worth purchasing the see model to create realistic Wes Montgomery jazz backing tracks

[@davestr2046]

Is that all we get? Shoving chords in with various styles? With BiaB that is a learning progression covering about 0.01% of what it is capable of. I wanna know about some serious editing, MIDI to Genos etc. so guess I will have to drill down on the pdf manual.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

this, as the title says is your first 15 minutes. who in their right mind will be doing serious editing and deep diving after starting the program for the first time...? your best bet is the manual. :)

[@fjzingo]

Talk about a ghost from the past, guess that program could fit the bill of an arranger keyboard. I used to use it and aebersold recoerdings to practise jazz end 90s, the good thing with biab was that you could practice in different keys. Today I suppose irealpro fits that bill for most people. Anyhow BIAB has developed majorly, wonder if I could upgrade my old version......

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thx for sharing your story, i inquired about upgrading from BIAB 2003 and it was still eligible, so they seem to be quite generous on the upgrade policy.

[@fjzingo]

Sounds good, found my old disks with biab 6 and the uprade to 7 ultra! Do you know if there were any license document or so? Perhaps I found them in my inbox on eudora on my old power pc .....there must be a valid license on that old horse. Also found some cool software called modern jazz pianist also from PG music. Must have been very ambitious those days.......

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i used their live chat and they were cool and flexible with the proof of ownership, and you don't need to install the previous version before installing the upgrade. give it a try!

[@fjzingo]

Tried their live chat yesterday and got the response "one moment" after giving my name and left the chat on over night, no response. -guess their AI sales robot went on vacation. :-)

[@alanmckean]

@@fjzingo I just chatted with BIAB support and they told me that all I have to do is create an account on the BIAB site and indicate that I owned BIAB for Mac prior to 2014. They didn't use serial numbers before 2014 so no proof of purchase is necessary for that type of upgrade. What a refreshing upgrade policy!

[@jeremyzielinski7989]

Hi Great explanatory video and it looks a great product. As a very basic guitar player who plays on my own would this be a good tool to have for generating backing tracks to try and play over or play with? Thanks Jeremy

[@PlaybackTVS]

Woody, can I loadup in Band-in-a-Box somehow: note sheets for a downloaded song ? For example I have written notes, and I want "Box" to perform that - is it possible ?

[@FrigginMossies]

How about some Dueling Banjo's for Burt?

[@grahamforbes4494]

Hi Woody, I only came accross BIAB about 4 years ago, and use it to draft new songs and occasional instrumental backing tracks as a sketch board. Being able to mess with styles, tempo and even weird chord progressions is a great way to find a starting place for a new piece. I usually import the audio into ProTools and then overdub my own instruments - but often I can't better BIAB's real tracks. There are however so many features of the software that I am sure I don't use well, or even at all, so any hints, tips or tricks videos based on real world use would be most welcome. One particular thing I don't seem to get on with is sending the midi generated tracks/instruments (sorry yes I do use them) to my external Roland FA07 so anything on that would be appreciated - and it is your fault that I invested in the FA07 with your excellent reviews of the FA series (which I really like BTW) so I reckon you owe me one :-) Thanks for a great channel.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

hi Graham congrats on the FA, the 7 is the sweetest in the range I have heard! thanks for the suggestions and great to hear from another user.

[@denisbarac4871]

When I press the spacebar, nothing happens. There is no sound coming out of t he software. I have all the content installed. What am I missing?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

perhaps space bar not the right button, but i don't remember, ask on the biab forums perhaps?

[@PingPong85]

No way you made a video about BIB... I just found mine (20 min ago) still installed on my Win 98 laptop from 2000! lol

[@WoodyPianoShack]

way to go! back then it was a 40Mb program, not it's 120gb! :)

[@amcamc2247]

Very good introduction in BIAB. Thanks

[@garylozado6142]

Bought Biab in 9/2018, saw your You tube today, your setup out the box appears different. My program is on 4 cds, does not seem to have Coyote (???) as a midi selection. Still love Biab and will be checking out your videos on KZbin

[@WoodyPianoShack]

not sure why that would be, i'm completely confused myself about coyote and the midi config, but i've only used real styles so far, so doesn't matter

[@MrIrapeters]

How do you save the track to play later?