Originally Posted by filkertom
I render tracks in BIAB, then copy them into a template in Reaper: drums at the top, basses, keyboards, guitars, etc., vocals. But then, I also set all the tracks to Flat Center No Reverb. Makes mixing ever so much easier.
This is exactly how I do things, too.

I use BIAB to create and assemble potential audio/MIDI material. BIAB is where my song goes from being an idea into something much more substantial. Since BIAB introduced partial regeneration, I also go through each of the generated Realtracks in my arrangement and regenerate sections (where needed) to obtain the most aurally satisfying sound.

Then, when I have the audio/MIDI files I need, I take them into Reaper and start assembling a proper arrangement.

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