With Band In A Box I can sit in my room and sound like a whole band without having to put up with them!' I use it for all my songs I have written and recorded. If it would have been around when I was young, I would have been a much better musician. 'I have used Band in A Box for many years. Still using the basic package and it's all need.' 'RealTracks are amazing!!! I use BIAB for backtracks in my solo act. He taught me how to use BIAB and I've used it hundreds of time to do arraignment and to jam with any style band.' Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime.' That's exactly what my friend did in 1990. 'There's a saying 'Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. #496353 - 10/17/18 05:32 AM Re: Roland Sound Canvas VA and BIABĬheck out some of the latest Band-in-a-Box® feedback we've received:

Those sample libraries don't support GM though, and I'd say the SCVA would sound good enough for most users, especially compared to the Coyote WT.Īccording to Roland's site, it has the SC-8820, SC-88 Pro, SC-88, and SC-55 sounds, not SC-8850 (not sure how different the 88 are), but this video does have the scat sounds: Now that the TTS-1 is no longer available in 32-bit (JBridge doesn't allow the 64-bit version to work because it's a DXi), I'd say the SCVA is going to be the best currently available GM-compatible soft-synth for use with BIAB, but might sound a bit dated compared to modern sample libraries, since the sounds are all from 20-year-old sound modules. The 64-bit version needs JBridge to be recognized by Band-in-a-Box, but then it actually works. Right, the 32-bit version would be recognized natively by Band-in-a-Box since BIAB is 32-bit, but makes no sound. I may get this just for that if I can confirm the VA version also has them.Įdited by jazzmammal ( 10/16/18 01:21 PM) It's got scat voices! There are several requests in the Real Tracks forum about that. What do you think Kent? It's been two years since your post in that old thread.Įdit - Damn, I just listened to this vid:

Even though it came out in 1999, they're apparently still worth $200-250. One thing for sure though I'm positive this sounds much better than the old VSC, the Forte Dxi or the Coyote Wavetable. Without having owned the SC8850 I can't compare the two but the SCVA has a native GM bank while ST3 does not. Their website still says it's $125 so the question is is it worth it? In my case I got the full SampleTank 3 during their promo last year by buying a keyboard controller for $79. And yes, even though the SCVA is ALREADY 64 bit for some reason it still needs Jbridge. You had said then that the 64 bit version of the SCVA will work with Jbridge. I had forgotten that point, I had to find the original thread about this from 2016.

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