Channels vs Tracks: Professional Sound Gear 

Professional mixer/recorders often have a complex array of inputs, channels, tracks and buses. In this video I demystify why there are often many more “tracks” than there are “channels” on pro recording devices, and how they are used in practical working contexts. Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
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