jake-owa
Banned
ambi said:
Ditto
Ditto
Sennheiser
New member
If you are fortunate enough to have automation.
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struberg
charhizma mb
automation in logic
and barefoot riding on a friends mci console
and barefoot riding on a friends mci console
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littledog
New member
Barometer said:Get along little doggie......
I try, B., I try...
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Chibi Nappa
New member
If the band nails the performance, dynamics and all, then I'll set it and forget it. That's about 1 out of every 15 songs I do. For the rest, it's "Ride em' Cowboy!" 
Sometimes it feels like my mix is my performance. The mixing board is my instrument, and I play it just like everybody else in the band played their instrument.
Sometimes it feels like my mix is my performance. The mixing board is my instrument, and I play it just like everybody else in the band played their instrument.
Sennheiser
New member
You got that right!
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cjogo
New member
automation
48 channel automation Roland VS system
http://fp2k.redshift.com/cjogo/crystalrecording.htm
48 channel automation Roland VS system
http://fp2k.redshift.com/cjogo/crystalrecording.htm
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cjogo
New member
automation
48 channel automation Roland VS system
http://fp2k.redshift.com/cjogo/crystalrecording.htm
48 channel automation Roland VS system
http://fp2k.redshift.com/cjogo/crystalrecording.htm
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RWhite
Well-known member
When I was using my all-analog set up (Fostex 8 channel reel-to-reel to mixer to Teac 2 track reel-to-reel) I used to pretty much set and forget, only riding a fader to fix a problem.
Now the mixer is only used when tracking, all mixing down is done inside the PC via Cakewalk, so I've been getting much more twitchy about playing with the (virtual) faders. Automation is a wonderful thing.
Now the mixer is only used when tracking, all mixing down is done inside the PC via Cakewalk, so I've been getting much more twitchy about playing with the (virtual) faders. Automation is a wonderful thing.