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CAKEWALK SONAR - Tutorial 3-Recording Digital Audio

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When Auto Punch is enabled, the Time Ruler displays special markers that
indicate the punch in and punch out times. You can drag these markers to change
the punch in and punch out times.
Tutorial 3—Recording Digital Audio
To record digital audio, you need some sort of device hooked up to your sound
card's line or mic input—an electric guitar, a preamp, or a mixer, for example. If
nothing else, try playing or singing into a microphone!
If you have never connected an instrument to your sound card, see “To Connect an
Electric Guitar to Your Computer” on page 26.
This tutorial covers these procedures:
Setting the sampling rate
Setting the audio driver bit depth
Setting the file bit depth
Opening a new project
Setting up an audio track
Checking the input levels
Recording digital audio
Listening to the recording
Recording another take
Input monitoring
Loop and punch-in recording
Recording multiple channels
Punch OutPunch In

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