Saving track info before bouncing

Started by Mach, September 24, 2008, 12:41:38 PM

Mach

Is there a way to save the track info on V-tracks before a bounce?

ex:If I have 4 tracks all on V1 and bounce them to a stereo track (1&2) on V2, record on 3&4 V2, bounce to stereo (1&2) V3 and so on...can I save all track info such as levels, pan and reverb settings on the previous V-tracks? So V1 settings remain original, V2 changes are stored there, then the rest of the V's adjustments remain for recall of all tracks.

Does this make sense?  ???

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What you're referring to is called Registering a Scene and it's available in more expensive hard disk recorders such as the BR-1600, but not in the Micro BR, BR-600, etc. At any time, you can save all of the BR-1600's current mixer and effect settings to a scene and give it a unique name so that you can later recall those settings. The BR-1600 can save up to 100 scenes per song.

But the Micro BR, BR-600, etc. doesn't support scenes and only saves the current mixer settings for the song. These settings are over-written each time the song is saved, so there's no way to recall previous settings. All you can do is write down your mix settings on a track sheet, then manually re-enter them when you want to restore those settings.

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