White Punk OD wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 15:03 CETto me, EchoOread's doc and audio together make perfect sense.
but of course, there are also some more ways to create an instructive documentation.
Please let me quote to you the exact paragraph from the Rules and Guidelines:
This paragraph has been there for over 40 Mix(ing) Challenges.Mister Fox wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2017 20:41 CESTRule set for mix participants
- It is mandatory to document the mix/production. At bar minimum, it is recommended to provide screenshots. But of course you can document report as detailed as you like. This is to learn good "session recall" tactics, engage in the conversation and for all participants to learn from each other
- Either write like 2-3 paragraphs as to what you focused on
- Post screenshots of your setup and maybe one screenshot of a certain sound you're proud of
- or go all out on documentation
Here are two links to Mix Challenge 14 (while it was still on KVR Audio), with examples of how I did this, and actually do while mixing. To tell myself later what actually happened in a production, should I need to revisit it again.
Which is what this part of the game is all about: learn good tactics for a session recall.
MC014 - Mix Round 1
MC014 - Mix Round 2
You're free to adhere to this or not. But you greatly lower your chance of going into Round 2 if you do not stick to the rule book.
If you continue to argue further, I am handing out disqualifying left and right for MC060.
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