Apple MB792Z/A User Manual - Page 441

• Multitrack recording: You can record audio to multiple tracks simultaneously. See Audio Multitrack Recording. • Punch recording: You can record audio at defined project positions-which is done by setting manual or automatic punch-in and punch-out locators. See Audio Punch Recording. • Replace recording: You can replace an original recording, or a portion of it, with a new recording-which is generally combined with punch recording. See Audio Replace Recording. Audio Take Recording You can approach audio take recording in the following ways: • By recording a single audio take: Creates a single audio region on the selected arrange track. • By recording multiple audio takes: Creates multiple audio regions over the same section of the project, all packed into a single take folder. • By recording additional audio takes: Creates a take folder or the addition of new recordings to existing take folders. To facilitate your workflow-in particular when editing audio take recordings at a later stage-use Logic Express's take coloring and take marking features. See Coloring Takes While Recording and Marking a Good Take While Recording. Recording a Single Audio Take When you record a single audio take-in other words, you make a basic audio recording-recording starts at the playhead position and ends when you click the Stop button (or press the Space bar). The following occurs on your system, and in Logic Express: • An audio file is created on the hard disk. • An audio region, which represents the entire recorded audio file, is automatically created on the selected arrange track. • The audio file and the audio region are added to the Audio Bin. To record a single audio take 1 Set the playhead to the point where you want recording to start. Chapter 14 Recording in Logic Express 441