Well, when you hit "record insert", it inserts something. For
example, if it says "this is Studio
Recorder!", right after "this is", you could say "a new version of",
making it "this is a new version of
Studio Recorder". If you want to mix voicals, you have to hold Shift
and press A, then
regular "record". It's called arming.
On Fri, 22 Apr 2011 14:53:50 -0500, wrote:
>Hi Rob and list!
>
>Happy Easter/Resurrection week to you all!
>I have finally purchased Studio Recorder, and I already have a few
>questions. Lol
>I have read quite a bit of the manual as well, but I still am not sure of
>a few things.
>
>1. when I mix a track, It says something about a certain number of
>samples being clipped. What does this mean? I play back the newly created
>track, but there doesn't seem to be anything wrong. Am I missing
>something? If I am, it wouldn't be the first time, and I'm sure not the
>last. :)
>
>2. On the subject of looping, I have a particular section of a song I
>want to play continuously. Do I have to select it manually and copy and
>paste it as many times as I desire, or is there another way of doing
>this? If so, let me know please. I have been doing the above method. Lol
>
>3. I have read about the record-insert function. Am I right in assuming
>that I can have an audio track playing in the background and use this
>function to add vocals to it without losing anything? Or does it delete
>the section of the audio where you insert the vocals? Is this another
>alternative other than the dip/rise function or something totally
>different?
>
>Thanks for any guidance and clarification you can provide me in this
>matter.
>Everyone have a relaxing, fun, awesome, and blessed weekend!
>Alvin
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