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Craig Bumgarner
Drayden, MarylandVirtuoso Bumgarner S/N 001
Anyone know of a better "style" for Band in a Box besides "Django", "Django2" and "Sinatra"? I'm looking for something simple and dry, that comes close to duplicating a GJ rhythm guitar and bass with a minimum of flourish.
I've looked into writting a custom style, but that seems very complicated and would have a pretty steep learning curve.
I use BiB Version 12 which is older. Do the newer versions maybe have anything better?
Craig
I've looked into writting a custom style, but that seems very complicated and would have a pretty steep learning curve.
I use BiB Version 12 which is older. Do the newer versions maybe have anything better?
Craig
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I'm afraid the newer versions do not offer anything better but the "Djangobot" soloist appears to improvise better than before. Probably it is possible to make a style with a swinging pompe but I have not yet catched the thing.
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