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Mixdown
4Overdub the keyboard in stereo to tracks 3 and 4
while listening to the playback from tracks 1 and
2. (Song 1)
5Use the Song Copy edit function to back up the
keyboard part.
The backup becomes Song 3.
6Use bounce recording to mixdown all four parts
to tracks 1 and 2. (Song 1)
7Overdub the vocals to tracks 3 and 4 while
listening to the playback from tracks 1 and 2.
(Song 1)
8Use the Song Copy edit function to back up the
vocals, then copy tracks 3 and 4 to tracks 1 and 2.
This process allows you mixdown while to
preserving the sound of all the original parts.
• For future reference, we recommend naming each song in
a way that helps you remember the content of the
individual tracks. (Use the Song Name edit operation).
• Later, you can use the backed up songs to create remixes.
With the method described in the previous example, you
can use [Song Copy] to create a new copy of the tracks in
songs 2 and 3 as song 4. This allows you to create new
mixes later.
Song 1
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
K (L)
K (R)
Song 2
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
B
G
+B+G
Song 1
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
K (L)
K (R)
Song 3
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
K (L)
K (R)
Song 2
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
B
G
+B+G +B+G
Song 1
Dr+K(L)
Dr+K(R)
Song 3
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
K (L)
K (R)
Song 2
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
B
G
+B+G
+B+G
Song 1
Dr+K(L)
Dr+K(R)
Vo 1
Vo 2
Song 3
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
K (L)
K (R)
Song 2
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
B
G
+B+G
+B+G
Song 1
Dr+K(L)
Dr+K(R)
Vo 1
Vo 2
Song 3
Vo 1
Vo 2
K (L)
K (R)
Song 2
Dr (L)
Dr (R)
B
G
+B+G
Completed
mix
Backup of individual parts