Anybody get BIAB 2011 to send its ASIO output via ReaRoute over to Reaper? I can get every other application that can use ASIO to also use ReaRoute, just not BIAB Note when you install Reaper, expand 'Additional Functionality' and select 'ReaRoute ASIO Driver' This will give you virtual cables via ASIO to/from Reaper. You'll see ReaRoute ASIO as one of the ASIO choices for all your applications that can talk to ASIO Thanks in advance, #101980 - 01/14/11 10:49 PM Band-in-a-Box for Windows Re: ReaRoute to Reaper. I 'may' have an answer, but will cost you $29. Virtual Audio Streaming by DDMF, European I think. Anyway, I needed to do same on different application.

My Studio 17 video editor does 1920 x 1080 screen capture. And it will also do physical recording at same time via hardware audio inputs. I downloaded the free test to make sure it would work. Fantastic it was and is. The Free version does insert some noise here and there but will allow you to test it. Satisfied my requirements for now. It also allows insertion of VST in the audio path.

It creates 4 new inputs, and 4 new outputs that are displayed in my Win 7 Audio window. You select it same as mike, or other audio's. Plethora of YT goodies on it. The $29 paid for my single need(want), but now will probably use elsewhere. I have not taken any Campaign donations, or other money transfers for this product. Just think its cool and solved a problem for me. Always go back and re-read a request.

To my knowledge think you will get only a single stereo BIAB output to your Speakers/Headphones. Of course VAS allows rerouting. Edited by seeker ( 06/06/14 07:49 PM). RANT It's a shame that Rewire has yet to be implemented in BIAB, RB, and PTPA. It's a mature, stable utility that is incorporated into most major DAWs and ancillary software.

As the majority of users here seem to use non-PG DAWs at least some of the time, having the ability to stream dozens of channels of audio and MIDI data between two given programs while controlling them with a single transport would be a huge advantage, virtually eliminating the need for drag and drop. If it is not a priority now, I urge Dr. Gannon and the developers to have another look. (I know they did some years ago.) There's nothing sexy about Rewire, but it would be a major enhancement to the workflow of PG's devoted users.

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To celebrate, you could purchase a Jukebox. OR just access the JukeBox feature in Band-in-a-Box®! What does the Band-in-a-Box® JukeBox do? Using the directory you choose, the JukeBox will provide you with background music by continuously play the entire list of Band-in-a-Box® songs within that folder! There are many options for you to customize your JukeBox experience, including: Only Play song with melodies, Change Melody Instrument, Random order Playback, Audible Count-in, and more! To learn more about the JukeBox feature in Band-in-a-Box®, check out Chapter 5 of our online manual,.

Like what you hear in Band-in-a-Box®? Make sure to Freeze the track(s) or song! We came across this recent post, which includes Band-in-a-Box® in their list of software you'll need to record and edit your own songs! One of our favourite products, and one that doesn’t seem to come up much in discussions about music making software, is Band-In-A-Box from PG Music. This is probably the longest established and certainly one of the most popular music making software packages of all time. Already packed with features, the latest version has added functions that in our opinion make this an essential buy for musicians in any genre, for keyboard players, guitarists, singers, in fact any musician looking for an outstanding tool to make the most of their creative ideas. The 'Download Manager' within Band-in-a-Box® for Windows is a great tool to confirm or help with the installation of your Band-in-a-Box® for Windows program!

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It can also confirm that you've completely installed your purchase. How do you use it? Within the program, go to Help Utilities Run Download/Install Manager now. Using your activation code, the program will analyze the installation folders, and list anything that still needs to be downloaded and installed.

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Any News On A Rearoute Solution For Machine

Let’s elaborate a bit. I used ST’s in the 90s and had tried some sequencers back then, and eventually bought Cubase.

Late 90s we all moved on to PCs, right. I mean, except yuppies in NY who got into Macs. Then I did the logical thing and updated to Cubase for PC. Early 00s I stopped making noises until 06, not completely but almost. Personal reasons, etc About two to three years ago, I got a newer PC with a then-big CPU and all those VSTs were looking at me with desire, or is it the other Read more ». After being fed up with Apple’s user/3rd party policy I was looking for some DAW to replace Logic – which I find still amazing in terms of workflow, GUI design and MIDI.

Nevertheless, Reaper has some features that are more clever than those of the “big name” DAW’s; to mention routing, 64bit FP signal processing, NO useless “fashionable” plugins (like Ableton), quality time/pitch and lots and more lots of user-assignable and macro-able commands that are getting better and better each week. Plus a fair update policy, the best user forum around, dev’s that seem to listen at user input etc.

Didn’t know about the poll, so didn’t vote, but Reaper is my DAW of choice too. Reasons: 1) I record a lot of audio, and Reaper is perfectly suited for the task 2) Not pattern based — so it’s not, as a friend of mine defined FLStudio, “this cool prog, which is great apart from the fact that whatever you want to compose it ends being some sort of techno” (ok, a big big smilie here) 3) The price is unreasonably reasonable. 4) Last but not least: the attitude.

Justin and his mates don’t treat you like you’re an ex-con Read more ». I’m an avid fan of Ableton Live. I enjoy the workflow, and I’ve found that the setup lends itself to an extreme level of creative versatility. So when I saw that Reaper beat out my DAW of choice, I figured there’s got to be something special about it.

There definitely is, and I feel like its virtues are chiefly technical. For one, it’s extremely lightweight. I use a low-powered netbook, so a DAW that’s resource-sipping rather than guzzling is a must. Reaper is tiny, and hasn’t redlined my system yet, no matter what i’ve thrown at it.

In addition, I Read more ». 1 – reaper is cheap, but still full featured.

$500 for cubase, sonar, logic, etc is just sick. That is more than the hardware price of my pc. No software is worth that. 1b – no pernicious upgrade price gouging. Most companies have some annual upgrade, which is usually about 33-40% of the full price.

That is pure thievery. 2 – reaper is small (3mb).

Most other apps come on 1 to 4 dvd’s. The features race just breeds bloatware, and all those crippleware synths that come with the main app are just useless trash which Read more ».

Any News On A Rearoute Solution For Machines

Thanks for comments guys. Personally I love my FL Studio (an no, it’s not just for techno, pretty much all these tracks were done in FL Studio).

The workflow is right for me and I can get things done fast. Ableton Live is another favorite. The session view really works well for me for laying down ideas, trying different things. Ableton is great for performing live. I have been recommending Reaper to people mainly because of value for money. It’s interesting to hear that some of you actually prefer Reaper over Cubase, Ableton, etc. The way Reaper has developed in Read more ».

“Personally I love my FL Studio (an no, it’s not just for techno, pretty much all these tracks were done in FL Studio).” I listened to only a few of your tracks and they all are monotonous loopers. They sound like techno slowed down, but otherwise they still have the same boring repetitive, ineptly arpeggiated death drone. I don’t see how you can distance yourself from techno because you are tied to its methods and use the same basic cliches techno uses.

You are not better than techno, you are techno, the spawn of techno. Try this: use a standard Read more ». I don’t think so I play guitar, so I recorded some in FL Studio for the first track on this page. Then I made a progression which probably sounds like loops to you, so is that techno as well? Jose, I think we have different opinions on what is techno and “creation” of music is or means. Irpf 2011 for mac. I’m fine with that, but please understand that FL Studio does not limit anyone to doing things with loops. You can use it as a linear sequencer if you like and create a complete track in one pattern, on Read more ».

Oh my As it was me who thoughtlessly mntioned “FLStudio equals Techno” here even if I was quoting someone else First of all, if it’s you who uses the software, not otherwise, you can always over-run any software limitations. Cause you’re human, y’know.

I’ve heard jazzy swinging tracks made in FT2 and likes, so what would stop one from making non-4 to the floor tracks in more developed tracker derivatives (like FLStudio)? Second, there’s nothing wrong with techno. Or even with what most people consider to be ‘techno’.

Odd time signatures are cool but hey — do we really want Read more ». Jose – Is Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata Techno? Two out of three movements are 90% arpeggios.

I guess Bach’s C Major Prelude no. Is techno as well. Now I’m curious: What are your thoughts on the 2nd Viennese school, Ives, Boulez, Ligeti, Berio, Stockhausen, Partch, and god forbid Cage among others. I’m guessing (and I’d love to be proven wrong about you) based on the rather narrow definition of music you put forth earlier that that music would be as unappealing to you as techno.

What’s your opinion on the music of John Williams? (I mention him bc his Read more ». I switched to Reaper for music and effects creation for simple reasons. Freedom and power. The freedom to route stuff anywhere. The power to process, mix and edit quickly, easily and as fucked up as I like it.

I mean, just the macros you can create in Reaper to customize it to serve YOUR needs is second to none. And no limits. I post big feature requests for Reaper, because I think it hits the ball out of the park on more things the other daws ever did. It’s the sound creation and hacking tool I always wanted, that’s easy Read more ».

Simple, i'm a broke teenager who can't afford software, and once i tried reaper, realizing that it can do multiple time signatures and tempos within one song (only free program for mac i've found that can do so, which i need being in a progressive metal band), works great with vst's, simple interface and the mixer is great too. I've never used the big name programs for recording anything, but to be honest, i can't think of anything i need that reaper doesn't have. Also it's awesome that it runs on mac and pc since my bandmates all have PC's, Read more ». For PC and Mac 64/32bit and you can put it on a thumb drive under 10mb Why i like it ReaRoute Ok this did it for me.

Finally you can route (something like rewire) Audio from one program to another using this. ASIO driver that allows you to route audio to and from any other ASIO enabled application ex: run reaper run ableton live in rearoute mode and get all audio data playing in live in to reaper.

Or vice versa. This process cant be done with Ableton Live using rewire. Audio Quantization in Reaper quantize your audio Monitoring Read more ».

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