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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,230 Likes: 87
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Big help Marty, thanks. Hardest part so far is I use a capo so much and transposing the C shape on any given fret to something I can plug into BIAB. I used to know how, had to take a refresher course. Glad it helped Chester. At the moment, I'm just using BIAB to generate piano and organ accompaniment tracks. It does a pretty good job on many things but I have to do a lot of cutting & pasting. For Drums and Bass, I've found that EZBASS & EZDRUMMER are more direct and to the point than BIAB. On May 16th, EZKEYS#2 for piano is coming out and it looks like it is going to be a marvel. I suggest taking a look at all of the EZ instruments. Marty
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