Instead of Band In A Box, the other pgmusic.com
sequencer is PG Pro Audio 10 or whatever their current version is. I t is
cheaper than BIAB. I have used it to 'render" the MIDI files to
audio. When my Dad records something on my Disklavier and wants to
hear what he played on his car stereo, it is a good way to do this. The
latest versions also allow VST instruments which are better sounding, but more
expensive, than the piano sounds on my computer soundcard.
You can take MIDI files, "render" or convert them
to audio files, run them through a VST piano ( I use Steinberg's The
Grand) and burn them to an audio CD and/or convert to MP3 files.
PG Pro Audio will also convert the MIDI file to
score (sheet music). and has all the editing features for MIDI files. I
think it is a great easy to use software and is very powerful
considering the price is well under $100.
PG music also produces Slow Gold which will slow
down an audio file without changing its pitch. Slow Blast will separate
the singing from the background on an audio file so you can learn to sing the
song yourself.
check them all out at www.pgmusic.com
Carol Beigel
----- Original Message -----From: Dan ArmstrongSent: Thursday, November 06, 2008 9:21 AMSubject: [disklavier] Band in a Box softwareGood Morning, Does anyone utilize one of the "Band in a Box" software programs to play MIDI files back through yhe Disklavier? Apparantly it has some similar properties as "Cakewalk", but it comes with a library of music (as I understand it). If so, what has been your experience and which version do you prefer? Thanks, Dan
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