Recording, Playback, Transferring Files

Learn to record, pause and stop your session, playback your audio recording, and finally transfer your files.

Ready to Record

With your mics' gain levels and headphone volumes set, you are almost ready to start recording. There are a few settings in the menu you should verify before starting. If you change any of these, please return them to our standard at the end of you session:

• To enter the menu, press the menu button, the use the up, down, and confirm buttons (also the tone, comp, and AI buttons) to navigate.

• Mic Settings > Low pass filter: On for all 4 mics

• Mic Settings > Limiter: On for all 4 mics

• System > Recorder Mode: Multi Track

  • This setting records both an easy, ready to go, mixdown audio file of all your tracks together and records each microphone separately. This is always preferable, even just as a backup.

Worth noting: File Limits and Recording Settings

Its worth noting that all files are recorded in 24bit at 48khz. This is considered very good quality. This can not be changed, but you can adapt you recordings in post if needed.

If a file size exceeds 2 GB during recording, a new file will be created automatically and recording will continue without pause. No gap in sound will occur between the two files when this happens. These files will be in your session folder (see transferring files)

Recording

• When you are ready to record. Press the Record button. The button will turn red to indicate it is recording.

• Pressing the record button again will stop the recording. This means it will finish writing the audio file and if you press record again a new file will be started.

  • If you want to take a break, but don't want to have multiple files, you can use the the Play/Pause button to temporarily stop recording. Pressing it again will resume recording on the same file.