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A test
by bennash - 05/26/26 07:18 AM
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Rob
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Joined: Aug 2009
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I've done some nice stuff using clicks (and our engineer virtually insists on it). However, I also think they tend to limit inuitive tempo changes that a great live-band might have, and they also tend to flatten the playing.
A lot of older recordings have a great feel and sometimes I think they wouldn't have sounded the same with a click-trac.
Also, I keep hearing that click tracks are virtually required by ProTools!!! Is that true?
Comments are so welcome!!!
David
Last edited by david Leinweber; 10/30/09 02:02 AM.
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