Originally Posted By: Rob Helms
There is nothing wrong with your method. You can do all the testing of tracks you need to in BiaB prior to adding them to your DAW. Once you get the tracks you like move them over. Continue there.

One suggestion is to try the plugin. It doesn’t bite. Maybe it doesn’t do everything the main program does, but it was never meant to. It is a “lite” version. Once a song it moved to the DAW, it is easy to open the BiaB file plugin and test any extra tracks that you may may dream up there in sync with the DAW. A great little tool.

On the subject of adding all BiaB functionality to the plugin, it is simply not possible to add everything a deep program like BiaB does to a VSTi.
Plus it is not necessary.

Here is an illustration. Do you throw away a leatherman tool (https://www.leatherman.com/wave-10.html) simply because it doesn’t do everything you complete set of tools does? No it is convenient for small fixes, but you would not build a house with it.





thank you I understood the whole point.
I am more and more familiar with BIAB recently. Workflow has also been adjusted.
I really like the ability to add a LOOP to a track in BIAB.
Through many attempts, I also have an in-depth understanding of how functions are added to my workflow.


Finally, thanks to all the friends above for their help. Thank you to everyone.

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