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virtual tracks that contain the bass takes to three physical tracks and then use the faders and MUTE/SOLO keys to listen to each of them in turn (for simplicity, these illustrations show only the first eight tracks). Virtual tracks (different takes of the bass line) Virtual tracks (drums) 7 − Recorder Alternatively, if you want to assemble a track for the whole song, you could assign the three different takes of the part to three different active tracks and use the track editing functions to copy and paste the good parts of each track to make a perfect whole. Then use the two non-perfect tracks with other virtual tracks for new parts. In this case, you can also reassign the physical tracks of unused virtual tracks to other virtual tracks. NOTE Of course, virtual tracks take up disk space, even when you are not using them. If you really do not need a virtual track, you should clean it out to save disk space (see "CLEAN OUT" on page 63). 12345678 Drums The three best bass takes Then pick the one that fits best, and you can re-use the other two unused virtual tracks with new virtual tracks- keep the alternative takes for the future if you change your mind later on. Virtual tracks (different takes of the bass line; the best one has now been selected for use, and the other two are unused) Virtual tracks (drums) 12345678 Drums The best bass take 67 TASCAM 2488neo

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TASCAM
2488neo
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7 − Recorder
virtual tracks that contain the bass takes to three physi-
cal tracks and then use the faders and
MUTE/SOLO
keys to listen to each of them in turn (for simplicity,
these illustrations show only the first eight tracks).
Virtual tracks (drums)
Virtual tracks (different takes of
the bass line)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
The three best
bass takes
Drums
Then pick the one that fits best, and you can re-use the
other two unused virtual tracks with new virtual tracks—
keep the alternative takes for the future if you change your
mind later on.
Virtual tracks (drums)
Virtual tracks (different takes of
the bass line; the best one has
now been selected for use, and
the other two are unused)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
The best
bass take
Drums
Alternatively, if you want to assemble a track for the whole
song, you could assign the three different takes of the part
to three different active tracks and use the track editing
functions to copy and paste the good parts of each track to
make a perfect whole. Then use the two non-perfect tracks
with other virtual tracks for new parts.
In this case, you can also reassign the physical tracks of
unused virtual tracks to other virtual tracks.
NOTE
Of course, virtual tracks take up disk space, even
when you are not using them. If you really do not
need a virtual track, you should clean it out to save
disk space (see “CLEAN OUT” on page 63).