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I accidentally deleted the BBW.LST file or messed itup. How can I fix it?

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I accidentally deleted the BBW.LST file or messed itup. How can I fix it?

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We have the latest bbw.lst file available for download from our website here. This file contains the styles descriptions for all of the latest styles from PG Music Inc. After you download the file, extract it into your c:\bb directory. You should back up your previous version, especially if you have edited/added entries to the file. 68. I made a style with the StyleMaker that uses the bar mask feature, and some bars don’t play or only play drums. You should always have a ‘generic’ pattern as the first pattern of an instrument in a style. By generic, we mean a pattern with no masks on it, that will work for any chord. You’ve likely only created patterns with masks on them (for example, only play on a m7 chord, etc) and the style can’t find any patterns to play in certain situations.