Originally Posted By: Rustyspoon#
Folks, I am confused about "bar to bar" regeneration.
I understand the concept BUT,
When I started using BIAB, a forum member mentioned this. I do not remember exact wording but it went something like this:
With any change in chords, shots, number of bars, music line can change in unexpected places. Meaning you change something in a bar 50, bar 3 can play totally different stuff than it was playing before that change. That is true.

Sometimes I feel that BIAB arrangement is like a live slippery snake, that I have to hold tight smile Does this idea of Bar-to bar regeneration preserves the rest of the bars Before/After regenerated region?

Thank you.


The BIAB generation concept is that an entire track regenerates, so yes, you can lose music you really like and want to keep. That is why you hear the discussion of Freezing tracks and only generating selected bars and not affecting other portions of a track.

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