Or possibly even trebling! Anyway I'm experimenting a bit and want to double track a guitar part. Do I simply use bounce to er, bounce that track to another? Could I then apply effects to the new track? The manual (dp32sd) confused me a bit when it said I had to pan the source track hard left, why is that? Still getting used to some of the terminology so forgive me if some of this sounds daft. All good fun.
Doubling up
- Thread starter bodegg
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Did you looked at the tutorial vids about DP-24/32, made by Phil Tipping ?
Here : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI2uGjCObnySgNrQyJmlcQpQaUdgBdW6l
Take a while to see them, they are great !!
Here : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI2uGjCObnySgNrQyJmlcQpQaUdgBdW6l
Take a while to see them, they are great !!
Thanks for the tip - very informative video. I was able to double track a lead guitar part which didn't seem to cut through the backing track but it does now!
