You can then edit the drums, bass, piano, guitar part etc by editing them as you would any other part. Export that as a midi file and then import that midi file into finale or sibelius.
Instead, if you want to hear what you wrote accurately, use BIAB to generat just the background track. BIAB will translate your rhythms into a reasonably close approximation and don't even bother trying to edit the little bits BIAB screws up. If the BIAB sound is what you are after, then do it this way. Instead, you could do as Gary suggests and write up your score in finale, or sibelius and export as midi. Slurs, ties etc are a bitch to work with and so on. You'll encounter a MR T sized world of pain if you want to enter a b ebop head with complex rhythms. This is all basic BIAB stuff and entering melodies is very easy in BIABīIAB was never written as a notation editor and as such it is very very limited in this regard. Now enter any licks patterns etc that you want to shed. Go to the notation button and change to the notation window.Ĭlick on the button to make the notation editable.Ĭhoose between triplet and 16th note base rhythmic layout. You put the repating chord figure into BIAB as usual. So, say you had a big band chart, Latin for example, where there's a mantuno section witha repeated figure that the horns play whilst each player in the band takes a sol break. In fact, just for starters, you can enter 2 melodies, ie the melody and the solo. You can enter a melody into band in a box. There seems to be a whole lot of confusion here.
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