colinmiller
11-27-2008, 12:07 PM
Teaboy is divided into 4 main sections which can be selected through the titles tabs:
Gear: This is where you add gear, select gear, and change settings, remove gear, etc. Basically anything that involves working with the gear itself will be done in this tab.
Console: This section is used to document the patching of your mixing console. This gives you a visual layout that represents the channel strips of your console as well as the labeling of the console channels.
Patch List: This provides a list of all the patching used to connect your gear and any connections made in the song (including patches that don't involve any outboard gear, etc). This serves as a basic list so when a song needs to be recalled, the engineer can simply go down the list of patches like a check list. Since the patching is generally done all at once and from one location, this makes it easy to find all the patching information in one place.
Info: This tab provides information about the session. Not only the Song Title, Artist, and date, but all the other details and a notes section to provide misc information that one might need to know about the song.
Each of these sections has a page listed in the left hand pane of Teaboy. This allows you to quickly select between different recall sheets, be it a piece of gear, or a patch list, etc. Each section can be opened and closed to maximize window space by simply clicking on the section title.
Gear: This is where you add gear, select gear, and change settings, remove gear, etc. Basically anything that involves working with the gear itself will be done in this tab.
Console: This section is used to document the patching of your mixing console. This gives you a visual layout that represents the channel strips of your console as well as the labeling of the console channels.
Patch List: This provides a list of all the patching used to connect your gear and any connections made in the song (including patches that don't involve any outboard gear, etc). This serves as a basic list so when a song needs to be recalled, the engineer can simply go down the list of patches like a check list. Since the patching is generally done all at once and from one location, this makes it easy to find all the patching information in one place.
Info: This tab provides information about the session. Not only the Song Title, Artist, and date, but all the other details and a notes section to provide misc information that one might need to know about the song.
Each of these sections has a page listed in the left hand pane of Teaboy. This allows you to quickly select between different recall sheets, be it a piece of gear, or a patch list, etc. Each section can be opened and closed to maximize window space by simply clicking on the section title.