Originally Posted by rharv
Graphics & VST3 support are the main things holding RB back at this point, in my opinion.
I haven't tried RB in several years. Last time I did I found it to be extremely sluggish and just very cumbersome to use. I honestly cannot understand why anyone would choose it when there are free and low cost DAWs that are modern in their design and functionality. And before someone says "Yeah but RB is the only DAW that can use RealTracks" lemme just say that was a big disappointment to me too! I always freeze my tracks in BIAB once I am happy with them and the first thing I found was RB doesn't even recognize frozen tracks so you get to start the process of regenerating your tracks all over again. But the main issue I had was how ancient the GUI looks and how sluggish the software is. My recommendation to any new BIAB user would be to don't waste your time with RB; just get a real DAW and your investment in learning it won't be wasted.