Why do sometimes songs come so easily and other times they fight you all the way to the finish line? In between hockey game periods I play my acoustic guitar. During the first intermission of the latest game I strummed some chords, hummed a melody, and thought this could be a song so I grabbed my Tascam DR-05 and recorded it. During the second intermission I put the chords into BiaB, picked a style then transferred the song into my DAW. After the game was over I choose my patches and added the melody. The next day I added my guitar parts and mixed the song. Total time about two hours. Why can't they all be this simple?

BiaB style - Gladden MIDI Smooth Soul Ballard
Tempo - 60 BPM
I deleted the guitar and string tracks
Bass - Ample Bass - P-Bass
Piano - EZKeys2 - Session Grand - Basic
Drums - SSD-5 - Sound Designer - Modern Legion
Utility 2 - (Custom MIDI Style 49 Strings - BE - LHEV8 (AB) string track) - Kontakt - Amadeus - Full String Emsemble.

I am playing my Danelectric 12 string and my nylon string guitar and via my breath and keyboard controllers the flute.

As always all comments are welcomed.

OK, a random thought;
Why does toilet paper need a commercial? Who's not buying it?

64 bit Win 10 Pro, the latest BiaB/RB, Roland Octa-Capture audio interface, a ton of software/hardware