Hey Bob, I've never played around with the conductor. It does sound kinda interesting. But real time stuff is not really what I'm after. My primary goal with BiaB is to produce a good, solid basis for a piece of music that I can export to Cakewalk, where I can then fine-tune the various tracks and parameters. So I need to automate stuff as much as possible.

Basically what I'm doing now is I save each RealTrack to its own .wav file and I save the MIDI instruments as a group (of separate tracks, of course). Then I import this into Cakewalk. By having each RealTrack and MIDI instrument assigned to its own track in CW, I'm able to take advantage of a wide variety of DXis and VSTis that I can use to further enhance the project. So the conductor might be fun to use, but I dunno if I'll actually be able to put it to much use since I'm exporting everything.

Oh, and thanks for giving my Soundcloud page a listen. I appreciate your feedback. I've been wondering if my mixing of those tunes was adequate. I feel like I've learned a good deal more since I created those pieces and I have the occasional urge to go back over them and remix them. Some sound a bit too hot now.

Best,
Michael

My Music:
https://soundcloud.com/michaelmcbroom/albums