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| quote: | Originally posted by DJLafleur
105???!!! geez even if 40 of them were scrapped thats still quite impressive!. |
Impressive?
I could start up a project with a thousand tracks very easily - just keep duplicating them. Then I could chop up the audio among the tracks, so the intro of a particular instrument is on one track, the verse on another, the chorus on another, the outro on another and so on.
Or I could do the same thing with automation, on the one track.
Track counts are meaningless. Achieving something with four tracks or four hundred isn't "impressive". What matters in the end is "does the song sound good?" People have different preferences in terms of workflow. Some people like combining all their effects on a single track, while others may use twenty different tracks for this.
If 60-70 is working fine for you, and feels right for you, then stick with it!
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