jazzmandan:

Thanks.

("..you must be new here." - I'm assuming you meant that positively.)

New to the forums, yes, but an old, old BIAB user. I actually have BIAB versions in my dusty old studio closet that came on 5-1/2" floppy disks!! Heck, I started using DAW's and other music software when Cakewalk (now 'SONAR' for you young bucks) was merely a SHAREWARE midi sequencing program running in MS-DOS !!

I've used BIAB do to everything from sketching ideas, to guitar and keyboard practice, to live performance and final song production. The program really is unique on the market. The only thing that came close is "Jammer Pro-6". And if anyone thinks this GUI is archaic, check out Jammer ... although that program has it's strengths too. (and to be fair, the Jammer folks fell on hard times several years ago and haven't really updated the program or been able to keep up with BIAB.)

Anyway, thanks. Glad to be here. I'll try to keep MHO in check...

Ron95

As a teacher, Experience often begins the first lesson with the final exam.
BIAB user since 1990 - Yes, I really am that old!!