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Chapter 1: Introduction 6
Chapter 1: Introduction
The latest version of Band-in-a-Box for Macintosh is
built for OS X, and adds many new features! This
exciting new version of Band-in-a-Box for Macintosh
runs “Native” in OS X Jaguar or Panther (version
10.2 or higher recommended) and includes many new
and enhanced features.
Band-in-a-Box version 12 is fully Mac OS X carbonized. We have a huge
number of new and improved Styles, Soloist, Harmonies, and Song Demos,
making your Band-in-a-Box program sound better than ever! Program
operations are much faster, including up to 3 times faster notation redraws, song,
and soloing generation. Playback timing is improved and rock-solid with Mac
OS X. You can export your Band-in-a-Box files and import them into Apple’s
GarageBand program for further processing. And we include a great
QuickTime video tutorial, showing you all the newest features in version 12!
The styles have been greatly enhanced – we’ve edited the existing styles, and
made many more styles using the newest features. This automatically makes
your existing songs sound better! New Soloists, Melodists and Harmonies are
now included, making this the best-sounding Band-in-a-Box ever!
The user interface has been enhanced with improved menus, and other
enhancements, giving Band-in-a-Box a much better look in the OS X
environment. Improved OS X 128X128 “high resolution” program and file
icons are also included with this upgrade to enhance the user experience.
Timing has been improved to microsecond accuracy for tighter playback.
MIDI support for Band-in-a-Box 12 for Macintosh now includes CoreMIDI
(for support of external MIDI devices) as well as improved support for
QuickTime Music synthesizers, making it work and sound much better in OS
X. Additional MIDI driver enhancements allow users with controller keyboards
such as the M-Audio Oxygen 8, or the Edirol PCR-1 to play thru the QuickTime
Music synthesizer from their MIDI keyboard.
Other enhanced features include: odd-time signature support (7/8, 11/8 etc.),
maximum number of Soloists increased from 256 to 1024, count-in types now
include choice of drum pattern or regular count-in, addition of “low root
harmony” setting to Harmony Edit dialog, “Strauss-in-a-Box” to automatically
transform any 4/4 song to a Waltz 3/4 feel, “De-Strauss” to transform any song
with a 3/4 time signature to a 4/4 feel, StylePicker Dialog enhancements, bass
player plays better “5ths” over some Jazz chords, support for audio and video
memos for songs , options to set the note density in the Soloist and much
more.
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