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<blockquote data-quote="kristianjohnsen" data-source="post: 1930" data-attributes="member: 441">I very often find myself taking notes on a piece of paper at the same time as storing scenes on a digital mixer.&nbsp; This could be simple stuff like &quot;remember that guitarplayer needs extra level on his vocals on third song&quot; or only guitar channels 2 and 4 will be used for this band&#039;s set.Considering most consoles can be connected to a keyboard either directly or by menas of a laptop, it seems like it would be a good idea for these notes to be typed into and stored with the scenes in the console.&nbsp; That would mean that they would be transferred between consoles etc automatically upon storing, also.&nbsp; Great for tours that suddently need a fill-in guy, too.&nbsp; Printer friendly document available upon connection to a computer would give extra points.I can type the notes in Word, but if the next guy goesn&#039;t have the same laptop the next time that&#039;s one more thing to remember.Anyone else think of this?&nbsp; How difficult could it be for the manufactureres to design a notes page of sorts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kristianjohnsen, post: 1930, member: 441"] I very often find myself taking notes on a piece of paper at the same time as storing scenes on a digital mixer. This could be simple stuff like "remember that guitarplayer needs extra level on his vocals on third song" or only guitar channels 2 and 4 will be used for this band's set. Considering most consoles can be connected to a keyboard either directly or by menas of a laptop, it seems like it would be a good idea for these notes to be typed into and stored with the scenes in the console. That would mean that they would be transferred between consoles etc automatically upon storing, also. Great for tours that suddently need a fill-in guy, too. Printer friendly document available upon connection to a computer would give extra points. I can type the notes in Word, but if the next guy goesn't have the same laptop the next time that's one more thing to remember. Anyone else think of this? How difficult could it be for the manufactureres to design a notes page of sorts? [/QUOTE]

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