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Hello ... I've recently gotten back into recording a bit (been mostly playing the last couple years, hardly any recording, so I'm rusty and pretty much a novice at that).
I have a 2488 neo. Here's my question, and it makes no sense to me why they did this but I'm sure there's a reason:
I have a DP01 as well as the 2488 neo. On the DP01, one thing I loved was I was able to make alternate mixes, just give them a different name. Not so on the 2488, which names the mix for you and won't let you create new or alternate versions of it.
I see no advantage to this at all. Can someone please tell me what I'm missing?
Seems to me you'd have to create a whole new copy of the raw tracks with a different name to get an alternate mix. It just seems backasswards to me ... please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Scott
I have a 2488 neo. Here's my question, and it makes no sense to me why they did this but I'm sure there's a reason:
I have a DP01 as well as the 2488 neo. On the DP01, one thing I loved was I was able to make alternate mixes, just give them a different name. Not so on the 2488, which names the mix for you and won't let you create new or alternate versions of it.
I see no advantage to this at all. Can someone please tell me what I'm missing?
Seems to me you'd have to create a whole new copy of the raw tracks with a different name to get an alternate mix. It just seems backasswards to me ... please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Scott