Anatomy of a Console
There are not four hundred knobs. There is one channel strip and you are looking at twenty-four copies of it — walked top to bottom, plus the master section and the architecture decision that explains the tape/bus switch.
There are not four hundred knobs. There is one channel strip and you are looking at twenty-four copies of it — walked top to bottom, plus the master section and the architecture decision that explains the tape/bus switch.
Stand in front of a large console for the first time and the reasonable reaction is that it is unlearnable. There are hundreds of identical knobs in identical rows, and no obvious place to start.
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