And of course, remember in BIAB if your song starts in 3/4, and then switches to 4/4, it's not going to work properly. You need to set a 4/4 style in bar 1 (I usually just mute it), and after that you can go down to 3/4 and back to 4/4 as you wish. However, if you start with a 3/4 (waltz) style, you will never get a proper 4/4 bar. BIAB lets you take away beats from the initial time signature, but not add beats to it.

Haven't used ACW in awhile, but it seems you need to designate in ACW where things switch between 3/4 and 4/4 before sending it back to BIAB; otherwise, it won't be correct. The user manual has a section called "Odd Length Bars and Drastic Tempo Changes" which explains what to do to accommodate different time signatures.

And given that you seem to have played the chords on your guitar, can't you just enter the chords you played in the appropriate cells, or are you just going from a guitar single notes melody line? In which case, finding an appropriate chord progression will be challenging at best.

John

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