You've Lost That Lovin Feelin
by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Phil Spector
© 1964 by Screen Gems - Columbia Music, NY
keywords: 50's rock reggae MIDI Band-in-a-Box live sequence
          Righteous Brothers

MIDI file type 1 
w/percussion for multitimbral synth
Band-in-a-Box format file also included

3-5-95 MIDI sequence by Dave Butler
(phila/germantown amateur mandolin & piano player)
using Band-in-Box Pro Win 6.03
ZZREGGAE.STY reggae style
key sig: C
play time: 6:43
long play-along version has 5 choruses,
omitting melody on every other chorus

I have another score to this song, © 1971,
which omits the 29-bar intro included here
and has slightly different chording.

live sequence on channel 4 was recorded
at tempo 90, in several takes,
 closely following published arrangement,
 right hand improvising a little,
 no quantizing, one overdub on melody choruses,
 some timing & pitch corrections:
 ch track        voice
  4  melody      02 bright piano

BIAB-generated accompaniment is in a standard
 BIAB style, not customized, has a 
 non-quantized "live" feel, including:
 ch  track       voice
 10  percussion  01 standard drums
  2  bass        39 syn bass 1
  3  piano       27 jazz electric guitar
  7  guitar      28 clean electric guitar
  8  horns       (not used)
  6  strings     (not used)

I use BIAB to create a rough draft which might
be refined later w/ a sequencer like Cakewalk
which can handle editing like pause & slow down.
usually I add extra choruses, omitting melody 
on every other chorus, for a 5-10 minute jam
which i'll accompany on mandolin.

this is a rough sequence created in an hour or so. 
typically w/ BIAB i first spend about 10 minutes
selecting style & voices, typing the chord prog,
setting part markers, looping, & ending points.
in another 5 or 10 minutes I can add a simple melody
& be ready to jam.
sometimes I record a bass line in the 1st chorus of 
melody track, copy it to all choruses, then overdub.
but often i'll just play a simple melody & rely
completely on BIAB's accomp.

BIAB will also generate harmonies if you want.
i usually don't.

channel 4 is the only channel set up for recording.
so if you mute/solo channel 4 you can hear 
the generated & live parts separately.

unsolicited unpaid testimonial for BIAB from

dbut
 __________ 
|          |   dbut@omni.voicenet.com 
|  X    X  |   dbut@delphi.com 
|  ______  | 
|   U      | 
|__________|