"David Looser" wrote in
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"Iain Churches" wrote in message
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The visual reference is not enough. Both producers
and conductors expect to hear what is going on
and hear it with precision. They either have their
heads buried in the score, or their eyes closed
when they listen. They often will not look at an
editing screen


For those of us who have neither producers nor conductors
to worry about the visual reference is entirely good
enough.

IME its not only good enough, its better.

IMO it's better, because you can see the whole
waveform at the same time, no memory is required as when
scrubbing.

Do you use cue marks?