Can Realtracks be slowed down?

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David Weisenthal
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Can Realtracks be slowed down?

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Hi forum folks, I've never used band in a box, and am wondering if the Realtracks can be slowed down at all? Does the sound quality suffer much?

thanks for any info, dave
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Robert Tripp
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Hi David,

Yes they can be used within a range with very little loss, assuming you are using them in the BIAB program. They are recorded at a particular tempo, ie; 85, but I often use them as low as 65 or up to around 100 with no noticeable degradation in quality. Its the engine within BIAB that allows this to happen.

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Post by David Weisenthal »

Thanks Robert, that sounds promising. I may have to take the plunge. It looks like they have lots of different realtracks for country rhythms. I was thinking of trying one of those Beatbuddy drum pedals that are programmable, but they are around $300. Seems like the BIB is more versatile.

I'm in phoenix area off Elliot rd and I10. I see you're in AZ also. How long have you been playing PS?
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Dunno if you'd actually call it playing, more like playing at it LOL.

I actually sold the PSG and and giving the laptop another try. My problem is too little time and not enough skill. I play mostly guitar and bass, some keys, but do a lot of songwriting and recording.

I'm in East Mesa, close to Fred Justice.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Rob
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