What is your method of recalling outboard gear settings?
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Digital camera is what I do when I actualy attempt to recall outboard settings. More often, I just go with a new setting since my ears are fresh and maybe I'll get a better sound just starting over and not attempting to recall anything. Fresh ears and a new start are sometimes the key to making something you were working on and not getting anywhere with...to come out right.
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The camera suggestions are pretty cool. That's the kind of unique stuff I was hoping to hear.
Sometimes I'll start a mix from scratch. I've got one now that I just tried redoing ala Michael Brauer style and realized it's not easy. So I scrapped that, and did sort of a compromise between the way I normally do it and his method. I'm still not too happy with this mix though, and I'm really just thinking it's because it could be tracked better. But that's a discussion for another thread. heh
Sometimes I'll start a mix from scratch. I've got one now that I just tried redoing ala Michael Brauer style and realized it's not easy. So I scrapped that, and did sort of a compromise between the way I normally do it and his method. I'm still not too happy with this mix though, and I'm really just thinking it's because it could be tracked better. But that's a discussion for another thread. heh
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