Thanks for the help GuitarHacker!

The tracks are for various musical endeavors:

- Separated, mixable backing tracks to be played live for a scalable cover band. (I’m transferring the BIAB tracks into my DAW adding eq, plug-ins & effects if required then exporting to WAV from there into StageTrax 3 which is an IOS app for live backing tracks).
- Practice tracks for fellow musicians: I want to make the complete arrangement for various musicians then remove parts and distribute to players/soloists/vocalists for them to use as a practice tool.
- Make arrangements of traditional Fiddle tunes for a local fiddlers association. They play a catalog of several hundred selections… a lot of them are quite similar but just different enough that it matters so I find it hard to remember the idiosyncrasies. I’m looking to increase my familiarity in the genre and learn the melodies by creating BIAB arrangements to run through a few of them each day on upright bass to keep them fresh.

It’s easy to bang out a “complete” tune in a few minutes but it’s becoming clear that I’m only scratching the surface of what BIAB can do. As I learn more depth in the program I’m getting better arrangements and in less time.

In all of my newbie BAIB excitement it’s easy to forget that Rome wasn’t built in a day (as they say).

Yes…. I know It’s just an elaborate hobby… still it’s ultimately just for fun. As fun as it is … to me, playing music live is more funner & playing it well is the most funnest! So shortest path to the “most funnest” is what I’m after I guess!

MacBook Pro M3 Max Sonoma 14.1.2, BIAB Audiophile Edition 2023, Logic ProX 10.8.1, Focusrite 8PreX Interface.