As soon as you stop thinking about a grid in the BiaB matrix as a bar of music, and think of it in terms of 3s and 4s subdivided in halves or thirds, a new world of BiaB opens up.
The problem of course is that any associated notation is almost impossible to read. The notation will not show with a 6/8 time signature.
It would be much better if the program handled these time signatures natively.
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The problem of course is that any associated notation is almost impossible to read. The notation will not show with a 6/8 time signature.
It would be much better if the program handled these time signatures natively. [/quote]
I've never considered BiaB a notation app, for this and other reasons.
As an auto-accompaniment app, BiaB does a stellar job, and that's what I use it for.
I have an old version of Encore and I also use MuseScore for my notation needs, which are mainly “head charts”.
It would be nice if BiaB supported time signatures, but I would guess if they changed their app to do so, back-compatibility would be lost, and all the saved work we have now would be useless.
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