The Band-in-a-Box DAW plugin works just like the full Band-in-a-Box program. Press OK to exit to the main screen of the Plugin. One thing to know is that this folder can grow large if many tracks are generated and not cleared. C:\bb\BBPlugin\SavedTracks), however a custom location can be specified. The fourth folder path you can specify is for SavedTracks this is in the BBPlugins folder by default (i.e. If the folder paths are red, then that means there is a problem, for example Band-in-a-Box hasn't been found in the selected folder. If you are using an external hard drive (an UltraPAK for example), then the path might instead be something like E:\bb depending on what the drive letter is. In addition, the Paths for RealTracks and Drums will usually be C:\bb\RealTracks\ and C:\bb\Drums\ respectively, unless you are using a custom location for RealTracks and Drums. If you have Band-in-a-Box installed on your PC's internal hard drive, the Path for Band-in-a-Box will usually be C:\bb.
Preferences dialog, showing Folder Locations section. The tracks section of the main screen is empty since we have not loaded a style or song, and the status icon at lower left corner of the plugin is white, indicating that the plugin is idle and not connected to Band-in-a-Box. At this point, you should see the Band-in-a-Box DAW Plugin user interface. In Reaper you can go to the Track menu and click on Insert Virtual Instrument on New Track, then locate VST3i: Band-in-a-Box DAW VST3 Plugin in the plugin list. The specific procedure for opening the plugin varies between DAWs, but typically you will add a VSTi (software instrument) plugin to a track.
Most DAWs automatically scan for and add VST3 plugins at bootup. Once the VST is placed into the correct location, it should be recognized by any DAW which uses that location for its VST folder, but you may need to get your DAW to scan for new plugins. If you would like to move the VST to another location, you can simply copy and paste from one of these default folders to your desired folder. Some common locations for VST2 plugins are: C:\Program Files\VstPlugins For VST2 there is no standard location like there is for VST3, however there are several locations that are used and preferred by different DAWs. Note that if you need to use the VST2 plugin, it is not installed by default, and you should check the VST2 component during installation. There is a ReadMe file in the \bb\BBPlugin\Files folder that describes the purpose of the other file types. You can use this program to generate tracks quickly and drag them to Explorer. This file is useful for troubleshooting or for people who want to run a simplified version of the Band-in-a-Box program. In addition, all of the plugin types are available in the Band-in-a-Box folder: \bb\BBPlugin\Filesīand-in-a-Box DAW Plugin Standalone.exe is a special version of the plugin that is not used within any DAW, but instead works as a stand-alone program. The VST3 plugin is installed by default to the standard location, which should be found automatically by most DAWs: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3 The most common type is VST3 which is recommended if your DAW supports VST3. There are several plugin types that may be installed. You can also find the installer in the Band-in-a-Box folder in: \bb\Data\Installers
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The Band-in-a-Box DAW Plugin is one of the components installed when you install the main Band-in-a-Box program. Installation and Quick Start Install the DAW Plugin
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