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These buttons are used to arm the tracks for recording. When selected, the button will
darken, and the tracks indicated in the corresponding 'Rec In' fields will be recorded to. The
incoming audio will be monitored through the [STEREO OUT] jacks, so you can hear what you
are recording. When unselected, you will be able to hear back what was recorded.
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The Track Matrix shows which track the left and right inputs are being recorded to, allowing for quick
reference. These will illuminate when the selected track is armed.
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This is accomplished as detailed in the previous section, 'Adding Hard Disk Tracks to a Song' on page 61.
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For our example, let's choose 'ANALOG'.
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For our example, let's select tracks 1 and 2.
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Adjust the [GAIN] knob to get the best volume level without clipping or distortion.
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This will start the recording process.
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Press the [STOP] button to end the recording when you are finished.
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This will start the recording process.
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Press the [STOP] button to end the recording when you are finished.
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