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<blockquote data-quote="Dick Rees" data-source="post: 66109" data-attributes="member: 16">Re: X32 - Uli please consider the recording crowdMy guess is that they didn&#039;t want to bother with a function mode which most practical sound folk/musicians/recordists consider to be the wrong way to approach things. With clean, unprocessed tracks you can do whatever you want.&nbsp; With tracks that are recorded with processing there exists a significant possibility that the tracks will be less &quot;mixable&quot; because you can&#039;t undo the processing.IOW, recording compression, EQ, etc opens the door for errors to enter into the process that would otherwise be avoided.&nbsp; Put that stuff in as needed after laying down the tracks.&nbsp; That way you leave yourself the choice to process or not.&nbsp; Without that choice you&#039;ll be creating a whole lot more work for yourself and severely limiting your chances of getting the best mix.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dick Rees, post: 66109, member: 16"] Re: X32 - Uli please consider the recording crowd My guess is that they didn't want to bother with a function mode which most practical sound folk/musicians/recordists consider to be the wrong way to approach things. With clean, unprocessed tracks you can do whatever you want. With tracks that are recorded with processing there exists a significant possibility that the tracks will be less "mixable" because you can't undo the processing. IOW, recording compression, EQ, etc opens the door for errors to enter into the process that would otherwise be avoided. Put that stuff in as needed after laying down the tracks. That way you leave yourself the choice to process or not. Without that choice you'll be creating a whole lot more work for yourself and severely limiting your chances of getting the best mix. [/QUOTE]

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