Hello 
I'm really more and more cheesed off with the missing feature which were found on the Neo and removed for the DP-24.
After creating a new song it keeps always the current mixer-settings for the old song like Pan, Effects, Dynamics, EQs and so on for all tracks. So the first action after create an song is to reset all settings manually which can be really boring. The Neo had at the create-dialog the option "Keep mixer off or on".
So the only advantage of the DP-24 over the Neo for me are the SD-card and the color-screen. But many very useful feature (named marks, clone master-track, monitor mute switch, monitor mono switch etc.) are simply cut. After the first happiness about the nice looking DP-24 I'm happy to own the Neo too and use it actually more often than the DP-24. I'm a little bit irritated because I always thought that newer versions means a step up.
Sorry for my bad english
Regards from Berlin
Peter
I'm really more and more cheesed off with the missing feature which were found on the Neo and removed for the DP-24.
After creating a new song it keeps always the current mixer-settings for the old song like Pan, Effects, Dynamics, EQs and so on for all tracks. So the first action after create an song is to reset all settings manually which can be really boring. The Neo had at the create-dialog the option "Keep mixer off or on".
So the only advantage of the DP-24 over the Neo for me are the SD-card and the color-screen. But many very useful feature (named marks, clone master-track, monitor mute switch, monitor mono switch etc.) are simply cut. After the first happiness about the nice looking DP-24 I'm happy to own the Neo too and use it actually more often than the DP-24. I'm a little bit irritated because I always thought that newer versions means a step up.
Sorry for my bad english
Regards from Berlin
Peter