With a multitrack recorder, you’d just remove or silence that section of your track in the editing process, and the listeners will never know it has happened. If you were recording the interview on one single track, the noise of the ringtone would be mixed in with the interview guest’s answer. As they’re giving you a detailed and thorough answer to a question, suddenly, your phone rings. Here’s a classic example of multitrack recording at work. The ability to independently clean, process, or mute sections of each track.Flexibility and control over individual gain and volume levels.In my experience, these are the two big benefits of multitrack recording: So, if you’re going to do that, why bother with a multitrack recorder in the first place? Main Pros of Recording Audio on Separate Tracks Ultimately, you’d want to mix this recording down as a stereo or mono file prior to publishing. If you published one of these recordings without doing any production work, your listeners would hear the host in one earbud, and the interview guest in the other.
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