Well.... most have said jump in and I agree. Play with it and more importantly, read the manual several times through. You will see things in the manual that you will never guess is in the program.

Make notes and use those little page tag things to help you find things again. Then set down and see how those cool function work.

As time goes on, you will naturally gravitate towards a certain way of working in BB & RB that will become your SOP.

While I know that there are things in BB that are useful, I don't normally use them in my day to day writing and working with BB. I have boiled my workflow down to what I need to get the job done as I think it needs to be done. My goal is to use BB to write, RB to create the tracks and then I export them to my DAW to finish the work.

But to each his own, as the saying goes. What works for me might not be how you eventually settle on as a method. That's why, you need to dig in to the manual and see all the things BB can do for you.

This program is so amazing, and it does so many different things.... it's not possible to learn it all in a few days time. So don't be in a rush. Learn one thing then go to the next.

Between the online HELP and the manual which is always on my desk.... I can refer to either or both when I need that "forgotten" function.

Last edited by Guitarhacker; 10/10/13 07:03 AM.
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