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 Post subject: Input to track
PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 4:35 pm 
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So, I'm wrapping up the instruments on my annual song. Last tracks are the drums. Stereo pair in to stereo pair out. Keep in mind, it's been a year. I arm the tracks, press record and play and perform the drums almost as flawlessly on beat as I could. When the song ends, I'm smiling that I did it in one take. Swung around on the drum throne and pressed stop on the 2400.

My favorite thing is to finally hear the song with all instruments in place. I press play and the song begins with no drums. Huh? I know I did everything accordingly. I proceed to retrack my connections. Aha! Inputs 7/8 are to my e-drums, inputs 5/6 are to my mixer (housing my 3 other stereo pair instruments: keyboard one and two and my Pod guitar/bass processor). I connected to 5/6.

A nice practice . . . . ](*,)

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 Post subject: Re: Input to track
PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 5:18 pm 
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Hah.. been there...

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Could you show that to me again... slower?


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 Post subject: Re: Input to track
PostPosted: Sat Jan 16, 2016 7:04 pm 
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Figured I'd just continue this thread. Has a slight concern today. When I first set up the 2400 for this years song, I raised the last 4 input faders for effects. Today when adding effects, nothing worked. After a time I looked back at the input faders and they were all down. I had even saved the settings to a scene. Come to find out early on when saving the first scene, I accidentally hit the restore button instead of save. So the original settings weren't saved. They are now.

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 Post subject: Re: Input to track
PostPosted: Sat Jan 16, 2016 7:11 pm 
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Hop on the learning curve again!!

If you did two songs a year this might not be necessary!!

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 Post subject: Re: Input to track
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Byron wrote:
Hop on the learning curve again!!

If you did two songs a year this might not be necessary!!


=D>

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