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Dave Plowman wrote:

In article ,
MiNE 109 wrote:
Try and keep up. Stephen seems to think you can add something in the
same place to a track that's already got something on it.

That's your interpretation of what I said. You're insisting on a narrow
definition with which I do not agree.

Err, you said it and apparently meant it. Otherwise how are you going to
add to a master tape in the cutting suite - to try and drag you back to
what you originally said?

Ah, you've completely misconstrued my point. For one thing, I put "live
overdub" in quotes because I didn't mean a strict definition, ie,
recording onto a new track of a multi-track tape. I meant that the new
element is mixed with the output of the tape on the way to the next step
of production.

What's "sound on sound" then?

Look it up - you're good at that. But not learning from it, obviously.

It's enough that you learn.