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Michael. A musician uses any tool he can lay hands on.
BIAB is just one of those tools but you have to be a musician to use it.
Hi Vic, I agree--the more tools the merrier. Some will get used more than others but all can contribute. BIAB does take skill to get beyond obvious things. One must at least know enough music theory to write a chord chart. I always dump the results into my sequencer to add effects, VSTs, etc, so I'm not so sure how self-sufficient BIAB is in terms of delivering a finished song from within it, but I imagine with all their updates this is now doable. Thanks for your comments! Mike
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