Bobbsy
Boring Old Git
In another thread, there's a discussion about the importance of listening to your mixes as opposed to using visual clues about frequency etc.
That reminded me of THIS PROGRAMME which I've used in the past to help with training young people. (I used to be a trustee/advisor for a charity that did drama training for young people--most wanted to be actors but a few expressed an interest in the technical side.)
Anyway, I was pleased to see the app is still available on the Harmon site--it's darn good practice even for those of us who have been doing this for a while.
(You have to have a Google login to get the download--I signed up a few years ago for something else and they've never hassled me with spam or handed out my details).
Bob
That reminded me of THIS PROGRAMME which I've used in the past to help with training young people. (I used to be a trustee/advisor for a charity that did drama training for young people--most wanted to be actors but a few expressed an interest in the technical side.)
Anyway, I was pleased to see the app is still available on the Harmon site--it's darn good practice even for those of us who have been doing this for a while.
(You have to have a Google login to get the download--I signed up a few years ago for something else and they've never hassled me with spam or handed out my details).
Bob
