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From kmwaters on 12/13/2013 11:00:02 AM
Could not find a way to save a style in my "old" 2011.5 version. But got a tip from the tech support folks. After you add a few of your custom Realtracks if you bought any, then in addition to freezing the tracks and saving the song, just leav that song up and do a "save as" and give it a name that you will recognize as a created style. Then you can open it just like a song, delete all the chords that were in there and start over with chording. I added some fiddle, acoustic guitar, and bass - all 100 tempo - for a song, and then after saving the song, I did the "save as" and called it "Bluegrass 100" so I can retrieve that and bypass adding realtracks again if I know those are the ones I would want for a medium tempo song. Cool creativity by the techies out there. I think newer versions have menu commands to save the created styles that you do, but not the older versions like mine.
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