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This isn’t a big deal and knowing the creator of this site has an amazing attention to detail he probably is already aware of it, but I thought I’d mention it anyway. Some may have noticed that the BIAB tab reader often (always) defaults notes to open strings in first position, which runs contrary to Richie’s advice to stretch with the pinkie to facilitate faster and smoother lines.
I see where the 2016 version of BIAB is also going to incorporated the Nashville numbering and intervallic script on the standard notation/tab page. Pretty cool.
I truly hope that those that use BIAB will not follow the tab it may generate for the etudes as this can be counter-productive. I think it should be used for accompaniment and to help us hear if we are playing it correctly, while looking at the intervallic script. Kind of like when we play along with a solo on a record, while reading a transcription…
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