Originally Posted by Rustyspoon#
Charlie,
of course there are limits. User limits: like time limit, patience limit, etc. Yes, it's all about convenience. That's why most people buy bread instead of making it. I doubt most of us like to tinker in deep menus to perform basic tasks which are standardized everywhere else in the past 2+ decades.

"It's perfect to record as many tracks as a user needs in BIAB." - with workflow of 1998 maybe it's "perfect". Not for 2025.

P.S. I am sure PGM has further plans for the Track View. I guess we will soon find out smile

Nobody mentioned there aren't any limits to BIAB. I responded to your assertion specific to recording in BIAB.

Convenience? Just like with bread, I suspect most people buy/download music instead of making music. Don't you?

There's no deep menus to record music in BIAB. There's a button. Actually two. And, if you accidentally select the audio record button when you meant to record midi or if you want to record midi and audio at the same time, select the audio button.

What deep menus are you speaking of? Yes, you have to set up the interface and audio settings once in BIAB just the same as any digital recording device, but once your settings are done, the attached screenshot record menu page is the only screen you'll interact with.

I agree PG Music will continue development for the Tracks View and adding new features, I'll embrace them when they arrive.

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