Step 2. Creating/selecting a song | 23 | |
1. | Creating a new song | 23 |
2. | Selecting a different song | 23 |
| To select the | 23 |
| To select the | 23 |
3. | Changing the name of a song | 24 |
| To change the name of a song | 24 |
Step 3. Recording | 25 | |
1. | Recording methods | 25 |
| Recording on two tracks | 25 |
2. | Additional recording | 26 |
| Using virtual tracks to record | 26 |
| Overdubbing – listening to the playback while you |
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| record another track | 27 |
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3. Bounce – combining multiple tracks | 29 | |
| Combining tracks | 29 |
| Combining three tracks and one external input source | |
| onto one track | 30 |
| Layering additional performances onto one track | 31 |
Step 4. Playback | 31 | |
1. | Playback | 31 |
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| Consecutive playback (Chain Play) – playing songs |
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| one after another | 32 |
2. | Other types of playback | 32 |
Step 5. Viewing and changing the time location | 32 | |
1. | Switching the counter display | 32 |
2. | Changing the current time location | 32 |
3. | Using Marks to change the time location | 33 |
| Registering a mark | 33 |
| Changing the time location in order of the mark numbers | |
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| Changing the time location in order of the locations | |
| registered to each mark | 33 |
| Deleting a mark | 34 |
| Setting the InTime, OutTime, ToTime, and EndTime to | |
| marked locations | 34 |
Step 6. Mixer adjustments | 35 |
1. Select a mixer parameter | 35 |
Adjusting the level (volume), pan (stereo position), |
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and send level | 35 |
Using the faders to adjust mixer settings | 35 |
Step 7. Using effects | 35 | |
1. | Using effects | 35 |
| Using a guitar effect | 35 |
| Using an insert effect | 36 |
| Using a master effect | 36 |
| Using a final effect | 36 |
2. | Editing an effect | 37 |
| Effect programs and chains | 37 |
| Type and chain configuration | 37 |
| Selecting the effect type and chain | 37 |
| Editing an effect | 38 |
| Using the faders to edit the effect | 38 |
| Shortcuts using the [REC SELECT] keys | 38 |
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