Originally Posted By: Rustyspoon#

P.S.S. This is probably not the right place, but I think it would make a lot of sence to have a simple, visual track arranger that can be recalled from main screen, to see, navigate and change things visually on time line, an elegant way to get rough sketch out and then work on details.


What you're describing is a DAW and you are correct, it would be a simple, visual track arranger that makes short work of what you want to accomplish.

If you had not other choice but to use BIAB to accomplish this task, it can be done in BIAB by converting tracks to audio, and then using the Audio Editor to make any changes including copy/paste selected bars to new locations within your project. Convert these audio tracks to Performance tracks and moving the Performance Tracks to various tracks in the BIAB mixer.

This is possible because the BIAB mixer functions is a similar manner as the small, portable field recorders such as the Tascam DR40 or Dr05. The Zoom H4, H1 but even more similar to the small digital recording studios such as the Zoom R8 and The Tascam DP series such as the 004,006,008,03 units. The BIAB mixer falls short of features in comparison to these external recorders but that is to be expected since the BIAB mixer is a part of a system and not an all inclusive start to finish unit as the external recorders are. An advantage to using the BIAB mixer over the external recorders is all of the various BIAB systems that the mixer is just one part of, are available to the BIAB mixer.

It can be done in BIAB but is more convenient, easier and faster to do the task in a DAW.


Last edited by Charlie Fogle; 09/07/18 02:25 AM.
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