Originally Posted By: Jim Fogle
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No! they (audio producers) won't be going near the main program ! They are DAW users, they don't want to learn the main program,
I disagree. Audio producers learn new products everyday. Yes time is money. The time audio producers spend learning how to use the chord sheet to build a song arrangement is money they may not loose because they can't get the audio track their customer desires when the customer needs it.


Your assumption is audio producers will not try the main Band-in-a-Box program because of the look of the interface and difficulty to use. Of course I disagree.


Been there done that:
Originally Posted By: solidrock
I was speaking to a Music producer in Nashville an I mentioned BIAB, he replied "Myself, I find the user interface to BIAB one of the most confounding, and downright biggest UI messes ever, but that's just me. But... that is a great program in terms of what it can do and those real tracks they use now, sound more realistic than anything anyone has going. It really is fantastic." (he also has friends who have recorded for PG)

Well I don't think he is the only one, this is something we hear most often. I mentioned Realband as how many even know of it's existence ?

I think PG needs to vastly improve and promote RB as a decent DAW that can generate Real Tracks that can be used in this Industry and get away from the Auto Accompaniment of BIAB. It is great to use even 1 or 2 RTs in a session.

PG you need to remove all reminiscent of DOS and make it more solid and reliable so it can compete on the world stage with the other sleek DAWs, what other DAWs can do what RB can do ? not even Cubase Chord Track !

Most in this Industry use DAWs, it would be a no brainer to move to RB.

PG I know you will see the picture and get there eventually, but it just takes soooo long.

Thanks.

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