No sound at all
I can’t get this app to actually make any sound when I play a song. Yes, I am sure the volume on my phone is up, and I turned up the volume in the app, too. It runs through the song highlighting each measure as it “plays” but doesn’t play anything.RunAndWrite
Not Good
So far have not been able to make it work at all !! So PG get your act together and make the app mobile !!777jetpilot
Worthless
The MAC version does not work as a remote control for B.B. It will not connect to the pgmusic Servers.UC Vibes
Worthless
Too hard to use. Downloading of file is iffy. Instructions unintelligible. Yuk.Goofeyfoot
Band in a Box
Useless application for my iPad. The desktop version is great but I am very disappointed that PG hasn’t fix this application that supposed to work with the iPhone and iPad.xopancuicatl
Servers?!?
Give me a break! I gave up after 18 minutes of trying to figure out the iOS version. I think you have to know DOS do use this app. I remember using the PC version of this program years ago. It was fantastic. Extremely easy. This is not.CarlosinMiami
Terrific! But needs an update.
I've been using BIAB for years to create backing tracks. I do that on my desktop version, then transfer them to my iPad version. The iPad sits comfortably on my music stand next to my lead sheets (which are on an IPad Pro) so that the audience doesn't see any electronics. It does need an upgrade though, particularly a button to change a song to the next one in a single step.AlastairLC
Agreed: worthless.
After about 100 tries to connect, and numerous re-readings of the the help guide still no luck. I don't have an IT degree, but then again I shouldn't need one...GreeblyMork
Great App!
I downloaded this app once before and couldn't figure it out once the server screen came up. Then I read all the terrible reviews and decided it wasn't worth the trouble. But then I decided to spend some time figuring it out and found that this app is really cool. I have a MacBook Air, so I can't actually create or modify songs on the app, but that's fine. Here's what I can do. I use Mac BIAB to create a BIAB file (MGU or SGU) and render it as an audio file. Then I save/export BOTH files to Dropbox. Thought the IOS app, I download BOTH files (that's the trick - your need both files!). Now when I select OPEN on the IOS app, the name of the song appears, and I can open it. It sounds great (since it's an MP4) and since the MGU/SGU is open too, the chord changes appear on the screen like they do in the desktop BIAB. So I can now use my iPhone or iPad with my piano and play through songs without having to set up a laptop. There needs to be specific Mac instructions so more people can figure this out. My only complaint about PGmusic is that they are so Windows-centric. But the new BIAB 2016 is fantastic for Mac so I can't complain too much.Kkrekeler
Useless
I have and enjoy using BIAB on my MacBook Pro. Insofar as I have been able to determine, the iPad version is totally useless. I cannot generate original scores with it, nor can I use existing scores from my MacBook Pro on it.VicSmith
