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I have before dont like it as much as you do. It still creating melodies based on itself, and not your song. Course, not having BIAB cant really give it a fair shake.
I think ts inevitable, whats going to happen in the future, the details and control over playing in the other types of software, and then using an algorithm like BIAB. Youd have the best of both worlds. Im surprised we dont have it already. NI for example, they have parts in the software but they are not creating anything.
Would be a nice combo No, BIAB is not creating melodies. You have to bring that to it. I would never go into BIAB without a melody already fully formed. It has occasionally happened that I change it a little because I try a different chord and it leads me to another melodic idea. I have no problem creating melodies. The instruments I play with any degree of competence are purely melodic and I spend large parts of my day singing made up melodies to my dogs. They are very patient. BIAB provides the backing. That's all.
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