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It has kept me upgrading ever since and 2023 is amazing. 'I've been using it since 1991 which was a primitive DOS version for midi development through midi keyboards. 'This program has gotten better every year for the past thirty years and I couldn't live without it now!' I use mostly the real tracks and very little of midi.' Has been great for writing songs, practice and jamming. One of the best musical investments I've made. 'I've had Band-in-a-Box for past 5 years. Wow - we've been receiving some great feedback from Band-in-a-Box® users! So why isn't PG Music capitalizing on the Mac's advantages when it comes to dealing with audio? That quote by Peter proves that RealBand and Powertrack what did be more efficient in the Mac OS. Look at all the problems in the PC version threads and you'll see the beauty of not having to answer questions on these two subjects. On the Windows side, there are drivers to pick, and latency issues (making it difficult to play along), and ASIO driver problems etc. There is built-in MIDI on the Mac, and it syncs up automatically with the audio. There are no issues with latency, or drivers. If you'll excuse me, but I don't think for a second you'll be able to back that statement up.Ĭ'mon, I'll make it easier for you - Since you said 'one or two', how about you name just two, then? No wait, I'll make it even easier for you - Name ONE!Īlso, the Mac version is much simpler in terms of audio.

I've gotton off of the PC loving BIAB rant.ĭon't forget, there have been one or two features in the Mac version that the PC version did not have. I should have been told when deciding on BIAB that the Mac version wasn't going to have all the features of the PC or have RealBand or Poertracks. I want to know why RealBand or Powertracks has never been made for the Mac, or how the new Mac version comparies to the Windows version realesed six months before it. I should be able download a PDF explicitly layingout what bother versions offer to their commonalities and their differences. My point is that I want to see PG Music be transparent. It would seem like to no brainer to put that in the Mac version, but it's not there. In the PC version, you can use it to create setlists of songs you made to perform live. A perfect example of this is the Jukebox. Second, the Mac version always lacks a lot of the features the PC version does and PG Music won't tell you that. First, the fact that Macs have GarageBand is irrelevant to BIAB, RealBand or Powertracks as GaragBand is in now way similar to BIAB, RealBand or Powertracks. Icelander is brigging up the main two points I am trying to make.

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