Hi George,
I've just completed this with some great results, but a couple of
gotchas. ACID will let you do chord changes and tempo changes. It's
very useful for that but not for professional quality mixing/editing
which Vegas is great for. Feel free to e-mail with questions.
Brett

George Krzyzewski wrote:
>>Hi everybody,
>>I've got a new client that wants to create demos as a
>>vocalist. Problem is, she has no arrangements or musicians
>>to play them. I want to use acid and vv to create her
>>music. I'm not sure how to this (no acid experience), and
>>any help would be appreciated. I think it would go
>>something like this:
>>1. Using loops in acid create a rhythm section
>>2. generate a wave file in acid and import it into VV
>>3. use the wave file as a rhythm track and add on any vocals
>> or instruments in VV
>>
>>Is there a better way to do this?
>>Can I generate actual chord changes in acid that would
>>reflect the song structure? or is it strictly for rhythmic
>>structure.
>>Any help greatly appreciated!!