I follow in JF's and the other's foot steps.

I find it much faster to get the basic framework put together in BiaB, and then over to the versatility of RB to take it to the next level. I particularly like the way I can regenerate only part of a track in RB, which I cannot do in BiaB.

I also often use multiple choruses with repeats, so it's faster to get this together in BiaB.

Once opened in RB, save as a RB SEQ file, and then the next time the song is loaded in RB, it's instantly playable.

HTH
Cheers
Trevor


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