If
this
is
not
where you
want
to
record, use one
of
the
following
methods
to
prepare
for recording:
If
Then
You
want
to
record into
a different data
window
Click the
Window
button
and choose a data
window
from
the
Record
destination
window
drop-down list. Click
OK
to
return
to
the Record
dialog.
You
want
to
record into
a new
window
Click the New
button
in the Record dialog and specify the attributes
(sample rate,
bit
depth, and channels) for the new file. Click
OK
to
return
to
the Record dialog.
3.
Choose a recording
mode
from the
Mode
drop-down
list:
Mode
Description
Automatic
retake
(automatically
rewind)
Automatic retake mode
is
the
easiest method
of
recording. Recording begins at the
position displayed in the Start box when you click the Record
button
@ and
continues until you click the Stop
button
•.
When you stop recording, the start
position resets
to
the beginning
of
the
take, allOWing for immediate review and
retake.
Multipletakes
Multiple
takes mode allows you
to
record several takes
with
each take defining a
region in the Regions
List.
Recording begins at the position displayed in the Start
box when you click
the
Record
button
@ and continues until you click the Stop
button
•.
When you stop recording, the stop position becomes the start position
for the next take, which
can
be recorded immediately.
Punch-In Punch-In mode
is
used
to
record over a specific selection in
an
existing data
(record a window. Specifying Punch-In activates the Start, End, and Length boxes. Recording
specific length) begins at the position displayed in the Start box when you click the Record
button
@ and continues until one
of
the folloWing occurs:
• You click the Stop
button
•.
•
The
cursor in the data
window
reaches the position displayed in
the
End box.
• The length
of
the
recorded data equals the value in the
length
box.
Punch-In mode makes it possible
to
record over a specific section
of
audio
without
the risk
of
affecting the remainder
of
the
audio file.
You
can preview
the
punch-in
region by clicking the Play
button
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Tip:
You
can
specify a recording length using
the
current status format by typing
numbers in the End
or
length
boxes.
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to
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the
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