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In Reply to: RE: According to Martin posted by b.l.zeebub on August 26, 2014 at 08:21:36:
The reason for 60 channels, or 72 channels, or whatever number, isn't because they use them all the time, it's because they MIGHT need them, and because having more channels available gives you a marketing edge over the studio across town that only has 36 channels. Especially in film production, you can burn through channels in a hurry. And when you've got a 20 or 40 piece orchestra, and effects tracks, and dialogue tracks, and both raw and processed tracks, and, and, ...
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