As you mentioned yourself, you spend a lot of time thinking.
I think what may be a good course of action would be for you to go and play
with pro tools a little bit now that you're up and running.
Questions are fine, but I suspect you could learn the answers to a great deal
of your questions by quote getting your hands dirty unquote.
This means playing around, leave text edit open and write notes if that helps.
I'm not sure about you, but I learn far more from my mistakes, than from
correct answers.
Go play with it, break some stuff, and maybe try a simple project, perhaps do a
vocal version of Mary had a little lamb or something, put on some effects and
the like.
Have fun,
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On 21 Aug 2013, at 19:17, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> Hi good folks and thanks for bearing with me. I spend way to much time
> thinking, which i noticed when i was trying to assign inputs. It looks like
> you actually can have one and the same input go to different tracks. I can
> select the same input for different tracks which is good and very flexible
> but i wonder if it should be like that. What do the faders control on the
> control surface? Is it like this that if i arm a track, say track 5 i can
> still use input 1 to feed in to track 5 and what happens with the sound on
> track 1 then? Or is it like on the old Roland VS 1680 where you could link
> any input to any track and when the track was armed, you could still use the
> input that you linked to the track and its fader to control the recording
> level?
> I Hope this question made somewhat sense.
> /Krister
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