glenlata
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well its easier in the long run to put each instrument on its own track, if only for the reason of effects and compression and panning, well for all reasons its good to put the instruments on there own tracks. i wouldn't call him an idiot maybe that works for him, but you have more control and its easier for most to put each instrument on its own track altho i normally mix the instruments completely then bounce them to 1 track before i work the vocals in. thats just me, be in any case when mixing the instruments they should be on their own tracks, and you can removed that bouncing step of mine cause its just extra nonsense that i do, i would say you are right and he is wrong. but remember this is music there is no right or wrong

Now i've been working with a producer who seems to think that putting each instrument on it's own track is not how it's supposed to be done.But i told him it's easier to mix when there tracked out like that.It's easier to mix vocals with the track.Am i wrong or is he a idiot Because he thinks that recording all instruments and synths on one track is the correct way to do everything.