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Right, I know that from the fantastic book, "Good Vibrations." But note that none of it provided an "undo", which was my point. Great read btw, if you're into
by iainctduncan 3y ago
Right, I know that from the fantastic book, "Good Vibrations." But note that none of it provided an "undo", which was my point.
Great read btw, if you're into that sort of thing!
- timc3 3y agoExcept it did provide it in a pro studio session. They could drop in and out, overdub and cut and splice tape if they wanted. But your original point of not having an undo being liberating is IMHO correct.
- whstl 3y agoWell, if you punch in over a track that already has content you are deleting previous content via the eraser head, so there's no undo for that. Unless you have "backup", which is obviously a second generation recording. If you "fix it in an overdub", then maybe but it makes mixing more difficult. Or you gotta do a bounce which is, once again, second generation. Of course something being second generation is not the worst thing in the world, but if you bounce a lot, noise and distortion will creep in.
- iainctduncan 3y agoNot the same at all as undo. Fwiw I've done sessions both ways, totally different mental effect. Like, completely different.