Reference Manual

213 Recording New Clips
if, for example, you recorded with Record Quantization set to “Eighth Note Triplet Quantization“
and then changed your mind, using the Edit menu’s Undo command would undo only the quanti-
zation and leave your recording otherwise intact.
For Session and Arrangement recording, the Record Quantization setting cannot be changed
mid-recording.
When overdub recording with the Clip View Loop activated, changes to the Record Quantiza-
tion take effect immediately, and they cannot be separately undone with the Edit menu com-
mand.
Recorded MIDI notes can also be quantized post-recording with the Edit menu’s Quantize com-
mand, as described in the chapter on editing MIDI (page 142).
16.6 Recording with Count-in
A count-in for recording can be set via the pull-down menu next to the Metronome switch. When
set to any value other than “None,“ Live will not begin recording until the count-in is complete.
The Arrangement Position fields in the Control Bar display the count-in in orange as bars-beats-
sixteenths.
The Count-In is Displayed in the Control Bar.
The count-in runs from negative bars-beats-sixteenths (beginning at -2.1.1., for example, with a
Count-In setting of 2 bars) up to 1.1.1., at which point recording commences.
Note that count-in recording does not apply when Live is synced to external MIDI devices or
being used as a ReWire slave (page 561).