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Charlie, you have proven that with BiaB and a little imagination you can produce every music genre out there.
Of course you need the knowledge to proceed. You are light-years ahead of me when it comes to the inner workings of BiaB.
Me, it's not about how many times you fail, it's about how many times you get back up.
Cop, that's not how field sobriety tests work.
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Wonderful track but (obviously) too short. This thread has been eye-opening and interesting for me. I need to check out what that Holy Grail is... sorry, I of course mean RT1152...  Great work, Charlie! Will
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Charlie, you have proven that with BiaB and a little imagination you can produce every music genre out there.
Of course you need the knowledge to proceed. You are light-years ahead of me when it comes to the inner workings of BiaB. Thanks for the kind remarks Mario and also for listening and commenting. Wonderful track but (obviously) too short. This thread has been eye-opening and interesting for me. I need to check out what that Holy Grail is... sorry, I of course mean RT1152... Great work, Charlie! Will Lol, the thread's more productive than my musical piece. It was long enough to demonstrate my point. Any thing more than that would have been bragging, don't you think?  I found an old thread that Andrew-PG Music participated in and gave his thoughts, insight and some programming tips on the mysterious RT1152. I'm thinking to put a Tips and Tricks post together sometime soon. I appreciate your comment and taking time to review this musical piece.
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I found an old thread that Andrew-PG Music participated in and gave his thoughts, insight and some programming tips on the mysterious RT1152. I'm thinking to put a Tips and Tricks post together sometime soon. As always (big fan of 1152 here!) I would appreciate that. The metaphysical underpinnings are fun for me but tips would be great.
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Hey Charlie, I've listened to this multiple times over several days and really like what you've done. I don't think it's that far off from what some of the BIG studios are doing, and you did this at home with a single tool! Great job! Btw, one thing that seems to throw me is how people seem to think if it's a sound that's not in BIAB that you just can't make a song. With the number of people that do a BIAB song and add their own guitar should really be an example that we can bring these elements from various programs and samples together. I feel at that point what BIAB can do becomes that much more powerful for people in developing their songs. Not to mention, it seems as though many are looking exclusively at RT's. There are TONS of useful pieces of MIDI that BIAB can generate. Pair that with more of the modern (which happen to be throw back sounds) and those "dated" style sets sounds current. Then you come along and say "Here. It can be done with RT's. It's not theory, give it a listen." I like pop music a lot. It's very adventurous right now. I would say I am pretty decent at writing it. I'm pretty decent at producing it...I just can't mix to save my life! Maybe I will give it a whirl and just accept that it won't be mixed well.  I struggle a lot with that concept. Anyway, I really appreciate that you posted it. I'm not saying I don't like the other stuff that's put out on the showcase. I very much do. This was just refreshing to hear! Thank you SO VERY MUCH for this post!
Chad (Hope that makes it easier)
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Nice and Rich!
Lot's of depth on that one.
well done,
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