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#1136566 - 02/08/18 11:40 AM
Re: Making Great Demos with BIAB
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Marc, that is the point. Nashville just wants to stick their singer into the mix and sell it as is.
They dont want idea demos, or this could be great with...this and that demos.
They want finished product.
No way no how a famous singer like Carrie Underwood or Jason Aldean is going to just sing over your biab tracks. It won't happen
We all agree you can make good demos, so far, I'm the only one who believes that asking a 200 dollar software package to replace tens of thousands of dollars of recording gear is asking too much
I'll change my stance if yiu show me a professional release that uses biab
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