remember kids. read the manuals.
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don't finally bother to learn how to use all the onboard effects on your recorder 3 years after buying it.
d'oh.
d'oh.
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I've had much better luck finding out how to use my gear to the fullest extent by using it for a while, read the manual, use it a while, read the manual... it's a constant process. I'll read the manual, find out ten things I didn't know how to do, learn how to use three of them. Then the next time, I'll find ten different things I didn't know how to do, learn three of them.
It can be very overwhelming to begin with, but if you add a bit at a time, it's much easier to get a good grasp on things.
that's how it happened. i hit a certain combination of buttons and kaboom. i learned a shitload. and then i went to the manual to see what i did and how to save it. and it saved me a couple rack units i was thinking of getting at some point.
my next recordings are going to sound so good. except the singing and guitar playing.