While recording an audio track, I usually use Looping function, and play over and over until I’m satisfied with a take (mic.ed guitar).
At the end I have, say 20 takes (all ‘stacked’, as I’m recording on the same track) and want to go thru all 20 to see which one I like the best. To listen to each I need to delete one by one, so I can hear the previous take, (as I don’t know any better way to achieve this).
Can you please let me know how can I have all audio takes available for listening (without deleting ).
If those stacked bits are “Lanes”, you’re in clover, you don’t have to delete anything.
If you hover over one of the takes, I think if you right click you will see a symbol of a hand, that is called the Comp Tool. If you don’t find it that way, if you look in the manuel you’ll find it. (Once you get it you can assign it to a key command which is even cooler, like maybe ALT-C or something).
Then, if you use the Comp Tool to click on an earlier “take”, it will mute the later takes without deleting them. So it all works out great.
The Comp Tool can also help you save the best bits of each take and combine them into one virtual awesome take that no one will be the wiser that you didn’t sing, you’ll probably love that too!
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