IrealB backings export to audacity

[Marcello]

Hi Guys,

Not sure if this is the correct section but here it goes...
I have the IrealB on my ipad. It is an excellent option to practice but if you want to record yourself....🙁
To record myself I connect the pad with a speaker and record all in one go (sax+backing)
At the beginning I was happy with it but now a days I am not so happy with the recording quality.
When I record the BOTM, where I have the backing and record only the sax, the result is much better.

So, does anyone here knows how can I export IrealB backing tracks to audacity?
IrealB exports XML files but I can't read them in audacity.

Any clue?

Thanks,
Marcello

 

[Colin the Bear]

You can use audacity like an old cassette recorder. Hit record and then hit play on your track and Audacity will record it. Change the input on audacity from mic to line in. Depending on which version you have.

 

[Marcello]

You can use audacity like an old cassette recorder. Hit record and then hit play on your track and Audacity will record it. Change the input on audacity from mic to line in. Depending on which version you have.

It is so obvious that I never thought like that....!
I will try that and check whether it improves or not....
Thanks...

 

[Colin the Bear]

Old school lol.

 

[kevgermany]

It'll export as music xml, which Audacity does read.

 

[MandyH]

You can use audacity like an old cassette recorder. Hit record and then hit play on your track and Audacity will record it. Change the input on audacity from mic to line in. Depending on which version you have.

That's what I was going to suggest.... 😀

 

[Colin the Bear]

So open audacity and click file, open or import and then find the file you want use.

 

[Marcello]

It'll export as music xml, which Audacity does read.

I did try to open the xml file but it didn't work.
it comes as a less than a second noise.
Does anyone knows if I need to do something different?

Otherwise Colin's suggestion sounds like the most viable to me...;}

cheers

 

[kevgermany]

I did try to open the xml file but it didn't work.
it comes as a less than a second noise.
Does anyone knows if I need to do something different?

Otherwise Colin's suggestion sounds like the most viable to me...;}

cheers

Just tried it. Same problem as you, Audacity doesn't read the musicxml properly. Odd. Sorry, back to Colin's suggestion.

 

[Sue]

Not sure about Audacity but you can export from iRealb for iPad in other formats (wav, aac & midi). I've attached a screen shot rather than trying to explain.

 

[Marcello]

Not sure about Audacity but you can export from iRealb for iPad in other formats (wav, aac & midi). I've attached a screen shot rather than trying to explain. View attachment 2754

Thank you very much...!
Will try tonight...

Cheers,
Marcello

 

[Profusia]

Not sure about Audacity but you can export from iRealb for iPad in other formats (wav, aac & midi). I've attached a screen shot rather than trying to explain. View attachment 2754

Yes. Not sure about iPad but on both Android phone and Mac versions of iRealB I "share" (export) the track to .WAV format and then import this to Audacity (on PC) or drag it into GarageBand on Mac.

 

[altissimo]

an xml file isn't an audio file, so it's probably just the notation and not the sound -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MusicXML

trying to open an xml file in Audacity would be about as much use as trying to open a word document or a text file