I agree whole heartedly with what Mario said. I often look at comments on the Forums and think why complicate stuff. Create and generate in BIAB. Then in my case at least move the tracks to a DAW for further editing and/or mixing. I use Reaper or maybe Cakewalk if adding or altering MIDI stuff (I use Cakewalk for MIDI as I am more familiar with MIDI in Cakewalk).

Using a hammer to tighten screws or a screw driver to fasten nails is not good practice. Using the correct tool for its function makes life easier.

I use the finished (“mastered”) tracks for live performances. A number of other performers have asked where I source my backing tracks and are amazed when I tell them (in some cases show them how they are made using the processes discussed.

Tony

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