Originally Posted By: beatmaster
I don't even know a daw where you can put the chords in and press play.


Biab yes 64 bit, and more modern product, like a vsti, But I don't think it deserves some of the postings above.

My take only.


Well, from my understanding is the squeaky wheel gets oiled. If it gets too squeaky it gets replaced with a nice shiny new one.

There are a couple of major DAWs that have chord tracks now, but there are not many people that are listening to the kind of music you get from just pushing play.

You can also do the same thing with Jammer Pro if you like working with midi.

Granted it's not a refined process as PG has it, but now I can make my own RT and use them in my DAW. I can use many of the sample/midi libraries that are available.

No, I'm afraid unless they do something, BIAB will just end up being a relic that's cherished by those wholly invested in it.

They will still run those old machines that support it, but newer software has already started replacing them.

I'm sure they deserve everything they get. I mean they work really hard and seem to be very successful, but sleeping on this might be their downfall.

Time will tell.

Edit: There's also Orb Composer that is like Rapid Composer.

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