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Topic: Speciality BIAB files |
Donald Gabriel
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Maryland, USA
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Posted 11 Sep 2010 4:42 am |
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Does anyone know where you can get BIAB files for certain musicians....trying to locate files for just the Everly Brothers....or Gene Watson...but not all the extra they throw in....
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Robert Tripp
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Mesa, Arizona, USA
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Posted 11 Sep 2010 6:45 am
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Hi Donald,
I haven't seen BIAB files organized by artist, but if you put a listing of titles that you're looking for, they can probably be found that way. I can build custom BIAB files for just about anything, but for a long list of titles, that could get expensive.
Rob
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Rick Campbell
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Sneedville, TN, USA
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Posted 11 Sep 2010 10:21 am
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It's easier and cheaper to build the song files yourself and then you can refine them to suit your taste. It's been my experience that many BIAB song files that you purchase are very basic and require some tweaking to make them sound professional.
What Robert says is true. To have numerous files custom made could get expensive. Robert is a good BIAB guy and he won't crank out something unless he takes the time to make it sound good. Time is money.
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Gary Baker
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Charlotte, North Carolina
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Posted 13 Sep 2010 3:49 pm Re: Speciality BIAB files
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| Donald Gabriel wrote: |
| Does anyone know where you can get BIAB files for certain musicians....trying to locate files for just the Everly Brothers....or Gene Watson...but not all the extra they throw in.... |
A quick google search on "everly brothers midi files"
gave several sites. Here is the first one.
http://pop.mididb.com/everlybrothers/
You can "import" the MIDI file into BIAB and just turn off what you don't want. Or if you have other MIDI utilities/programs you can "tweek" the file to your liking. . . . .. just a thought.
Good Luck, Bo |
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John Hornby
From:
Connecticut, USA
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Posted 26 Sep 2010 5:48 am MIDI Files of various artists
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| One good site is http://www.freemidi.org (which also has other midi links). I found lots of free midi's of George Jones, Buck Owens, Patsy Cline, etc. |
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Donald Gabriel
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Maryland, USA
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Posted 12 Oct 2010 5:33 am
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Thanks guys, sorry for delay getting back to you....had some passwords cracked and been offline...but your info helped alot....now I have to figure how to import the files into BIAB....and your right, many you buy aren't that good....again, thanks
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BMI SD-10
1965 Mosrite 12 string electric
1962 Gibson Melody Maker Double-Cutaway Electric
Peavey VYPYR 3 Amp Boss DD-7
Peavey Austin 400 amp
Fender American Strat Purple
Smithsburg, MD |
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