Hi There,
I have a couple of suggestions to improve the operation of the mixer and to make it work more like the DAW programs that I use:

Firstly I would like to be able to solo more than one track at a time. I know that 'multiple solos' sounds like an oxymoron but it is the way that most DAW mixers work and it is an intuitive way to bring in additional tracks and see how they sound with the first solo'd track. I know that you can achieve this by manually muting all the tracks and then unmuting them individually but this is a more clunky way of achieving the same result.

Also currently when you turn soloing off on one track it automatically unmutes ALL the tracks - even those that were already muted before you pressed the solo button. I think of tracks that you manually press the mute button on as 'hard mutes', whereas tracks that are muted by BIAB as the result of you pressing the solo button on another track as 'soft' or 'inferred' mutes. I would like BIAB to distinguish between the two and only unmute the 'soft muted' tracks when the solo feature is removed.

I often have one or two tracks (e.g. lead solos or loops) that I am only going to bring in for certain bars of the song and until I get around to doing the edits to block them out for the other bars I like to keep them permanently muted. However because of the 'global unmute' behaviour when the solo is released they keep getting turned back on and I have to keep re-muting them.

These are two seemingly small changes that I think could really improve workflow and also make BIAB feel a bit more familiar for new users with experience of other DAW software.

Many thanks, Aubrey

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