Careful with this mind… all previous recordings/attempts are GONE as soon as you hit Re-Record…! maybe you play a cool ‘bit’ (a lick/phrase/run) in one pass that you want to emulate in a next more complete pass and well, as we all know, every next take is rubbish - you might not ever get it back…!
Moral…? If you do hit a sweet spot, save it - before hitting Re-Record again (for subsequent experiments etc…)
Thanks for that clarification. I usually press stop, L, Ctrl-Z and then record again. With Ctrl-Z being optional so that I can keep the take if it had a good start but just failed in the middle. Actually I reckon this is better because Ctrl-Z removes from the pool as well, which keeps it tidier. Have to play with this feature when I’ve upgraded.
What is hard coded? in OSX some key commands are hard coded? I set ctrl + r for my record button and just hit that when i want to re-record, works great but I can set any key command i want for the record button…
Really…? ok… I mention it here having already been told, that that wasn’t the case - from SB demonstrator at recent MPS show in London. Haven’t actually tried myself; you obviously have…
Does it? I think you guys have missed the point of who benefits the most from this feature, and it’s not (lazy) engineers.
It’s for musicians that operates Cubase them selves, while recording. Imagine yourself a guitar player. You start recording and make a mistake. What would you rather do? Start messing with control keys or having to remember to use anther key than the record key to record?
Hitting the record key easily becomes a reflex, and will not cause you to loose focused on what’s important. PLAYING!!!
The Record key is the only logical option for this feature. It also lets you assign a footpedal quite easily.
As thinkingcap pointed out, the botched take is still there in the Pool should you want it.
It took me all of about 5 times to get used to the re-record function (and to press space rather than record to stop recording)…so it’s probably the EASIEST new feature of 7.5 to get used to for me. It’s handy too!