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Fred160656
Published on 12/23/03 at 02:24
Very easy to install the new version of Band In A Box 2004 can be put over the old version without uninstalling the old useful. (Which keeps your preferences)
For those who have chosen the version with the supplement MegaPack 16 and 22 of the bundle must install the patch as a result of Band In A Box 2004.
Only minor complaint for those who like me buy the update for quite some time, the complete user manual does not come with the update only the new functions are shown in a Manual Update.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
PC configuration:
Windows Xp Pro
Motherboard: Asus P4P800 Deluxe
Processor: 2.6 GHz Intel Pentium 4c
RAM: 2GB PC3200 (4 x 512) winbond
Sound Card: Creamw @ re Pulsar 2
DD 1: Seagate Baracuda 7200-7 (8MB) for the 80GB System
HD 2: Seagate Baracuda 7200-7 (8MB) 120GB for samples and VSTi
SD 3: Maxtor SATA (8MB) 120GB for audio
Very good performance
Very stable configuration
NB: Band in a Box does not need a minimal configuration PIII 500 with 256MB of ram is enough
OVERALL OPINION
Use since late November of the 2004 version, but for 10 years for Band In A Box (Atari version)
Improvements in the user interface are welcome on this version
see the screenshots on the site of PG Music
https://www.pgmusic.com/images/ss1_2004th.gif
The value for money is really good for this product
Some new features compared to the previous version
* New 32 bit engine
* Ability to use DXi
* Audio Vocal Harmony
* Import midifiles facilitated
* Indication of times on the score
* New Window for the lyrics
* Ability to create hybrid style (with parts from different styles)
* Supports complex measures (11 / 4, 11 / 8, .....)
....
For the proud owner of the MegaPack version 16 and 22
soloits of additional (Andy Laverne, Jeff Lorber monstrous ...
Soloist tompette also very successful
a total of over 50 new features
See details on lr https://www.pgmusic.com
Excellent choice
For those who have chosen the version with the supplement MegaPack 16 and 22 of the bundle must install the patch as a result of Band In A Box 2004.
Only minor complaint for those who like me buy the update for quite some time, the complete user manual does not come with the update only the new functions are shown in a Manual Update.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
PC configuration:
Windows Xp Pro
Motherboard: Asus P4P800 Deluxe
Processor: 2.6 GHz Intel Pentium 4c
RAM: 2GB PC3200 (4 x 512) winbond
Sound Card: Creamw @ re Pulsar 2
DD 1: Seagate Baracuda 7200-7 (8MB) for the 80GB System
HD 2: Seagate Baracuda 7200-7 (8MB) 120GB for samples and VSTi
SD 3: Maxtor SATA (8MB) 120GB for audio
Very good performance
Very stable configuration
NB: Band in a Box does not need a minimal configuration PIII 500 with 256MB of ram is enough
OVERALL OPINION
Use since late November of the 2004 version, but for 10 years for Band In A Box (Atari version)
Improvements in the user interface are welcome on this version
see the screenshots on the site of PG Music
https://www.pgmusic.com/images/ss1_2004th.gif
The value for money is really good for this product
Some new features compared to the previous version
* New 32 bit engine
* Ability to use DXi
* Audio Vocal Harmony
* Import midifiles facilitated
* Indication of times on the score
* New Window for the lyrics
* Ability to create hybrid style (with parts from different styles)
* Supports complex measures (11 / 4, 11 / 8, .....)
....
For the proud owner of the MegaPack version 16 and 22
soloits of additional (Andy Laverne, Jeff Lorber monstrous ...
Soloist tompette also very successful
a total of over 50 new features
See details on lr https://www.pgmusic.com
Excellent choice