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04-14-2011, 05:15 PM
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 Real Band VS Audacity For Mixing Tracks Hello, I just acquired "Band In A Box" which came with "Real Band", and am familiarizing myself with the various features of both programs. My question is, won't Real Band pretty much do what Audacity will do as far as mixing tracks together? Has anyone compared the two (Real Band/Audacity) for ease of use etc? I am a recording software virgin, and would appreciate insights! I know you can't beat "free" (Audacity), but since Real Band was inculded with BIAB, I now can use either one. I also, incidentallty, acquired a Cakewalk UA-1G USB audio interface which seems to help with the latency issue I was experiencing. Thanks, Jeff     |
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04-16-2011, 11:28 AM
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| I have Real Band, but I never use it for mixing. I find it really not suited for that purpose. I do use Real Band mainly to regenerate new variations of specific bars of music for my Band in a Box files. I am not at all familiar with Audacity. I did have a fried who was using it and I suggested he give Reaper a try. He did, and has never looked back. |
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