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Finally, press, and the XML file will be loaded to RealBand. Then, select elements that you want to load from the XML file. If you want to change the destination track, right click on a track and select Destination Track. To select multiple tracks, hold down the CTRL key and click a track. In this dialog, select a track that you want to load. If you select a MusicXML file in the Open dialog, the Load XML File dialog will open.

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RealBand supports MusicXML so you can easily import MusicXML files from your notation programs such as Finale, Sibelius, and Guitar Pro to RealBand. You can also use the mouse to select a file by double-clicking on the file with the left-mouse button. This setting can be enabled or disabled in the File tab of the Options | Preferences dialog.Ī file can also be loaded by typing its name directly in the “File name:” field instead of using the list box. The Open dialog recalls the folder from the last time the dialog was used. To load a file move the highlight bar over the desired choice and either press Enter or click on the button. RealBand supports virtually all common MIDI and audio formats in addition to its own. You can selectively restrict the type of file you’re looking for. Furthermore, if you recorded a WAV audio track to go along with your Band-in-a-Box generated MIDI file the RealBand software will offer to automatically import and align this data too.

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Note to Band-in-a-Box Users: If you open a MIDI file that was generated with Band-in-a-Box the patch numbers, channels, and even the chords are imported and displayed correctly in RealBand. OpenĪ dialog box will pop up which has two list boxes, one displaying all files with recognized extensions in the current directory, and another displaying the different directories/folders. Select one, and then start working on your song. A Choose Template dialog box will pop up that shows a list of all available templates. A template is a file that is used as a starting point when creating a new song. This command will let you create a new song using a template.

If you’ve changed the current song since you last saved it, you will be prompted as to whether or not you wish to resave the file (with changes) before clearing the file from memory. This command clears the current song from memory so that you can start a new song. The File Menu contains commands that are related to loading and saving files. The information discussed in this chapter is divided into separate sections based on each menu. This chapter describes the pull-down menu commands in RealBand.