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07-03-2007, 01:44 AM
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help. please. what is a scratch track? i want to record with this dude. bass, drums and git live. he said no problem but there might be a little bit of bleed onto the git mic. (small room and even with booth for isolation this might be a prob) so, he suggested using the git as a scratch track. i think i know what this is but i thought id ask you fine folks! im guessing i will basically be playing the git part over again later. yes? no? thanks!  |
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07-03-2007, 06:00 AM
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| Re: scratch track
A scratch track means you'll be recording an instrument with the intention of replacing it later. So if you are not happy with the tone / performance you can just replace it later when you can get the tone / performance you are looking for. Brandon
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