Hi,
Have the BR for a while now and love it's ease of transportation and the built in mic is pretty awesome. However, I'd like a bit of advice on how best to bounce tracks. At the moment I have tracks 1&2 in stereo and tracks 3&4 are mono bass and keys respectively. I bounced these tracks down to track 1 V-Track 2. I take it this leaves me free to record over tracks 2,3&4 with vocals. Is it the case that once I've recorded and set the level of these I then bounce them along with track 1 (V-Track2) to say...track 2 V-Track 2??? I find the levels jump around quite a bit. Anyone got any tips??
Thanks,
K
Micro BR bouncing
Multitrack recorders, controllers, and other studio equipment
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