Originally Posted By: rharv
Originally Posted By: lambada
Thanks Charlie. I wasn't aware of BIAB's ability to record audio on multiple tracks.


I don't think it records multiple tracks, it just records the new track over top of the existing track.
They then become a single track, not multiple tracks.

To OP:
As previously mentioned Realband is made for this and comes with BiaB.
Try it.
Open your BiaB file in Realband and record 30 more tracks if you want, all separate.


There's two methods. You're correct that the overdubbing from the Record Audio Menu does merge and mix multiple overdubs onto a single stereo or mono track.
Recording onto the Audio Channel and implementing moving tracks to other BIAB Mixer channels Using APT's allows a user to record as many audio tracks as desired. Even 30 is no problem...

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