You can do that. Allanah posted a song some years ago that had parts of over 20 RT's in it. You do it in the Bars window. I believe you put the cursor on the bar you want to start with in the chord grid, open the bars window, select the RT for the instrument track you want. If you don't change it then that RT will be generated from that point to the end of the song. But, if you go back to the chord grid, select the bar you want that RT to end, you then go back to the bars window and select something else from that new point forward and so on. It's the same process as changing styles in and out of certain bars. I remember her song was amazing.

Now, I'm not saying it's any easier to do this in Biab than it would be in RB. I love RB. All I'm saying is this has been possible in Biab since the first RT's were created.

As to the OP question, inmo there are two reasons why people don't use RB. The first has already been talked about. They've been using another DAW for years and don't want to take the time to learn another one. That's why PG created the ability to Drag and Drop tracks to other DAWs. The second reason is there are many, many users who just never looked at it. It's free, they think it's a little throw away or whatever they might think it is. Biab does what they want and that's it. It's only when they raise a question where the best answer is to use RB that they might get interested.

Bob

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