I need some info from any seasoned Korg D-1600 user.
When you're mixing down to two tracks,so you can master a song to cd,Korg tells you to mix down to tracks 1 and 2.
This would be fine if there was no program material there,but in this case there is,as it would be in most cases.
You can't monitor what's on tracks 1 and 2 because you're in record mode.and if you record over tracks 1 and 2 they'd be essentially gone.
Virtual tracks aren't the answer either,because you still cant record the program material that's resident on tracks 1 and 2,nor can you monitor it.
I've got to believe that I'm doing something wrong,because I find it hard to fathom that you shouldn't record on tracks 1 and 2.
Any light on this evil bizarreness?
Thanks,
Zampuuji
When you're mixing down to two tracks,so you can master a song to cd,Korg tells you to mix down to tracks 1 and 2.
This would be fine if there was no program material there,but in this case there is,as it would be in most cases.
You can't monitor what's on tracks 1 and 2 because you're in record mode.and if you record over tracks 1 and 2 they'd be essentially gone.
Virtual tracks aren't the answer either,because you still cant record the program material that's resident on tracks 1 and 2,nor can you monitor it.
I've got to believe that I'm doing something wrong,because I find it hard to fathom that you shouldn't record on tracks 1 and 2.
Any light on this evil bizarreness?
Thanks,
Zampuuji