You can find out what your exact version is by going to the Help menu and selecting About Band-in-a-Box. The first thing you should do is verify that you have the latest update patch installed for your version of Band-in-a-Box. One popular reason to render songs to wave is to create an audio CD, since MIDI files and Band-in-a-Box songs cannot be used by themselves to burn a CD. You may want to convert it to a compressed audio file format such as MP3 or WMA (more on this later), or you may want want to import the file into other wave editing software to work on it further. There are several reasons why you might want to render your song to wave. The process of converting your Band-in-a-Box song to a wave file is referred to as “rendering”. A wave (.wav) file is an uncompressed audio file. The reason that we have included a lot of detail in this tutorial is because you have a few different options to render your songs to wave, and it is one of our most common technical support questions.Īny Band-in-a-Box song can be easily converted to a wave file. This is normally a straight forward process.

We also explain how you can convert the rendered wave file to a Windows Media Audio (.WMA) file or other compressed audio file format such as MP3, and how to burn songs to an audio CD that you can play in any CD player. In this tutorial we describe three methods you can use to render your Band-in-a-Box songs to wave files.

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