Originally Posted by David Snyder

Thanks Nelson,

BIAB audiophile tracks are a staple of my recording process and I wouldn't or couldn't live without them. Mostly for drums and bass. I play a lot of instruments but am not wedded to any particular approach. I usually play most of the acoustics myself because I am always looking for a unique style I can usually only get when I play it myself. Same for electric most of the time. If I want to sound prog rock I have to play the bass myself, ditto for keyboards and piano. But insofar as having 24 hour access to the world's greatest studio musicians, I use them all the time.


What a shame, I bought the "audiophile tracks " version of BIAB, with the external hard drive (it aint cheap), a while back but never really learned to use it.
As a test I plugged in some chords and did "Darlin Child" but to hear through Mike Z's and your work, what I have unused at my fingertips, is shameful. sick

Oh well, keep up the good work, David.