Notation, notation, notation. I've been commenting on the need for what seems to be fairly small enhancements for at least 10 years. I finally gave up a few years ago.

To me, Biab/RB notation is sooo close to being good for live band charting but not quite. I too make good use of whiteout or hand markings. Most of the time my issue is with repeats and 1st/2nd endings. I gave up making them readable within Biab, what I do now is simply lay out a tune based on how the chart should look but without any of those things. That means it will not play correctly. Then I print it and hand draw them in. To help visualize this just take any typical fake book chart and remove everything but the bars and chords. No repeat signs, no section letters, no 2nd ending, no tag or coda sign, nothing. That's what I load into Biab, just the chords in the order they show on the chart.

And yes, maybe Matt didn't say it but clunky is the word.

Bob

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