BFD All and Audition

I wonder if anybody has had any successful experiences using BFD All feature with Audition via Rewire? Currently, I'm checking things out in Reaper but it seems to me that I would probably like to do my mixing in AA. My assumption is that this means loading a midi track into AA to drive BFD, since there is no midi input necessary then I believe that means AA can do this.

Any tips , advise is appreciated.

thanks

What's the problem Charles? I answered your post in third party plug-ins from February and offered to help, and you ignored my post.
Now here you are asking similar questions and asking for help again. Have I offended you somehow? 

As far as I am aware there are a lot of problems using BFD in rewire - the best process I have found is to render the individual BFD tracks (I use ALL) to wav and the open them for mixing in Audition. It only takes a few minutes longer and works fine. I don't know if Reaper can render each track individually - I use Sonar which does them all simultaneously.

I used the Sonar route for a while but now I decided to bite the bullet. I bought a laptop from PC World for £599 and a Line 6 keyboard £200 with built in soundcard and now I just record Reason and Drums LIVE

OooH! it gives one a good feeling. Now it doesn't matter if Audition gets to have MIDI. It would be nice though.

I used the Sonar route for a while but now I decided to bite the bullet. I bought a laptop from PC World for £599 and a Line 6 keyboard £200 with built in soundcard and now I just record Reason and Drums LIVE

OooH! it gives one a good feeling. Now it doesn't matter if Audition gets to have MIDI. It would be nice though.

I can't play drums or keyboard - so I'll stick with Sonar for a while

MarkT:

not all no offense, and frankly I guess that must have forgot. I will go back and look at your old post. Fact is that I literally got possession of BFD about a week back and that has forced my renewed inquiries with various forums and its all hard to keep up with especially when you want to spend most of your time composing

I downloaded the Sonar demo, upfront it seemed less intuitive than Audition so I was slightly turned off. Also I don't want to make to many investments in various DAWs.

thanks again for your feedback