Re: Sign of the times. I just bought this for $1,300.
But couldn't it equally be said that if all you'd ever known was digital, that there would be a learning curve (albeit a small one!) implementing the same things in the analog world?
I guess the reality is these days, isn't it best to train new engineers on the tools they'll actually be using?
Sorry for the response taking two days, been busier than normal.
That's exactly what I meant by "analog tricks". Because you have things like patching wherever you want so easily, it seems to make sooooooo much more sense to figure them out on an analog console rather than a digital console where you might need to go to a training to figure out how to do stuff regarding inserts, side chains, and crazy patching that is simple in the analog world.
But couldn't it equally be said that if all you'd ever known was digital, that there would be a learning curve (albeit a small one!) implementing the same things in the analog world?
I guess the reality is these days, isn't it best to train new engineers on the tools they'll actually be using?