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- Tascam Model 24
Hello everybody,
I have recently got in to recording music and decided to purchase a Model 24 due to previous negative experiences using DAWs, however learning how to use this console has proved to be quite daunting for a novice.
My question to you all is how exactly do I get the faders to work? I am able to increase the volume of each of my individual tracks simply by moving the gain knob up, but it appears that the faders do not seem work at all when I play my track back and try to increase the volume post-recording. Additionally, I am unable to change the EQ (or use the pan knobs) of an individual track after it has been recorded.
Despite this, I have had a very positive experience with the Model 24.. it is easy to use by myself but not with other people (who have varying levels of volume).
To summarize everything up, I guess I am really asking how do you mix your songs once you have finished recording them.
Thank you all in advance for your advice! Again, I am completely new to using mixers (and recording) so perhaps it would have been a better idea to start off on an 8 track.
I have recently got in to recording music and decided to purchase a Model 24 due to previous negative experiences using DAWs, however learning how to use this console has proved to be quite daunting for a novice.
My question to you all is how exactly do I get the faders to work? I am able to increase the volume of each of my individual tracks simply by moving the gain knob up, but it appears that the faders do not seem work at all when I play my track back and try to increase the volume post-recording. Additionally, I am unable to change the EQ (or use the pan knobs) of an individual track after it has been recorded.
Despite this, I have had a very positive experience with the Model 24.. it is easy to use by myself but not with other people (who have varying levels of volume).
To summarize everything up, I guess I am really asking how do you mix your songs once you have finished recording them.
Thank you all in advance for your advice! Again, I am completely new to using mixers (and recording) so perhaps it would have been a better idea to start off on an 8 track.
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