Hello everybody
recently they gave me the burden of managing the Livetrack 20 during concerts. Obviously I am not completely speechless, however I have noticed that the LT20 has the very convenient function of "scenes". Obviously being a digital mixer I find it extremely inconvenient that in order to increase / decrease the volume of the single channel (or of the effect) you have to bring the relative fader to the current level in order to take control ... oh well, you get used to it. But what I noticed is, for example, that having done the soundcheck and adjusted the sounds to perfection, then having saved them on scene 1, having suffered a power blackout, I found something changed despite having saved the scene. Is there anything that escapes me about it? Thanks for your suggestions
recently they gave me the burden of managing the Livetrack 20 during concerts. Obviously I am not completely speechless, however I have noticed that the LT20 has the very convenient function of "scenes". Obviously being a digital mixer I find it extremely inconvenient that in order to increase / decrease the volume of the single channel (or of the effect) you have to bring the relative fader to the current level in order to take control ... oh well, you get used to it. But what I noticed is, for example, that having done the soundcheck and adjusted the sounds to perfection, then having saved them on scene 1, having suffered a power blackout, I found something changed despite having saved the scene. Is there anything that escapes me about it? Thanks for your suggestions