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The 17 drum tracks aside from the PZM.

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am i the only not bothered by a big track count? all together so far i have 57 tracks :S

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also hope you dont mind i have taken a few bits out and added some bits :)
 
I'm in, i don't know when I'll be in the studio next, but i'm in.
 
i have 38 audio tracks with 12 effects tracks and 6 group tracks

this track is growing on me. it has a new age alice in chains feal to it :)

and i am almost done with my take on it. just going to give it another day or so so i can give it some fresh ears tomoz :)
 
What is the total track count so we know we have everything were supposed to have.

I have 36 tracks in total
 
Br3n said:
am i the only not bothered by a big track count? all together so far i have 57 tracks :S
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I'm not bothered by it. But my hardware is. It can only run 24 tracks plus 8 effects returns. Over the course of 10 years I have always been able to get around it by comping/bouncing or eliminating.
 
Chibi Nappa said:
I'm not bothered by it. But my hardware is. It can only run 24 tracks plus 8 effects returns. Over the course of 10 years I have always been able to get around it by comping/bouncing or eliminating.
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Someone needs an upgrade. :D
 
Myriad_Rocker said:
By my most recent count, yes. Are you getting a different track count?
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I did not load the samples or any of the misc tracks. I have 27 tracks.

Some of the misc stuff may be useful, like swells but the samples - why? Seems it would be very difficult to employ them.
 
Manslick said:
I did not load the samples or any of the misc tracks. I have 27 tracks.

Some of the misc stuff may be useful, like swells but the samples - why? Seems it would be very difficult to employ them.
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Why would it be difficult? They are full length tracks. They line up exactly to the existing tracks. However, do what you want. You are not required to use them...or the swells, etc. The track is yours to make decisions on. It's a blank canvas. You have the colors...just paint the picture. It's almost paint by numbers. ;) What can you do to give it your own signature? What can you impart on it?
 
Myriad_Rocker said:
Why would it be difficult? They are full length tracks. They line up exactly to the existing tracks. However, do what you want. You are not required to use them...or the swells, etc. The track is yours to make decisions on. It's a blank canvas. You have the colors...just paint the picture. It's almost paint by numbers. ;) What can you do to give it your own signature? What can you impart on it?
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Okay - so it's just drum - over the top - overkill. Got it.
 
Manslick said:
Okay - so it's just drum - over the top - overkill. Got it.
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I don't know about that. You can never have too much of a good thing. It's all about options and I provided options. I thought about not including them. But I did.
 
WTF is going on here? Just DL the friggin tracks and use what you want. It's not rocket surgery.
 
few tips if anyone wants to know what i did, i downloaded the tracks, imported to my daw, seasoned to taste and i was done lol its all a bitta fun! peeps.

=D
 
dawg711 said:
few tips if anyone wants to know what i did, i downloaded the tracks, imported to my daw, seasoned to taste and i was done lol its all a bitta fun! peeps.

=D
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So does that mean it basically mixes itself? If so, I'm going to have to record something more disjointed.
 
Myriad_Rocker said:
So does that mean it basically mixes itself? If so, I'm going to have to record something more disjointed.
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lol no, i tweaked what i thought needed tweaked, and how i thought it should be. i kept what i thought was good and removed what i didn't. It boils down to personal taste, and lets be honest, the tracks were all pretty well recorded at the source, less is more and all that jazz.
 
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