I used to be blissfully unaware, I used to truncate, work in 16 bit sessions and worse, without a care in the world.
Then I discovered the DUC and I haven't been quite the same since.

Please forgive me for asking this question.

For me, it was a path full of 'revolution' 'going on strike' threats, aggravation, upset many fallings out - annoyed studio owners / artist managers & occasionally (regrettably) pissed off bands.. ll in all, a 'fight for the right'.

Now, I realize that for many of you this scenario would not apply as you are, shall we say, entreprenuers. But imagine, if you will, that it's the beginning of your career...

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Hey,

It's hard to remember which hat you're wearing sometimes when you run a session. Some engineers are frustrated musicians or producers. You hafta walk a thin line. Does the group want your suggestions? Do you get pissed off if they don't listen to your ideas (or turn them down)?