Count-in
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- Sonny Jenkins
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Count-in
Well my fellow fo'bro's,,,,I've had BIAB for 10+ years,,,but have only recently been attempting to "make peace" with it,,,,and make it "work" for me,,,and with all of ya'll's (that's a legal southern word,,LOL) and bro Rick Campbell's help, I'm getting there! Question du jour,,,I'm creating some, actually 8 successive, 16 bar tracks, each with a different chord progression (these are tracks from an "old" Jeff Newman seminar, intended to help in mastering the fretboard (works great,,but I would like to be able to change keys/styles/tempo). Is there a way to include a a count off (1-2-1,2,3,4 bam!) between each 16 bar series?????
- David Collins
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I've never tried this, but I think it'll work. Make each 16 bar section a separate track with it's own name. You will be able to play it on it's own.
Then, using medley maker in BIAB, create a medley of the tracks that you want to practice. Each one can have it's own key, tempo and count in.
Or, you can create a folder just for these tracks and let jukebox play them. You can even set the delay time between tracks.
Hope this is helpful, good luck!
David
Then, using medley maker in BIAB, create a medley of the tracks that you want to practice. Each one can have it's own key, tempo and count in.
Or, you can create a folder just for these tracks and let jukebox play them. You can even set the delay time between tracks.
Hope this is helpful, good luck!
David
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