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Tutorial 2—Recording MIDI

Now you can only select exact one-measure blocks of time in the Time

Ruler, which is located at the top of the Clips pane.

3. In the Time Ruler, drag through the first four measures to select them.

4. In the Loop/Auto Shuttle toolbar, click the Set Loop to Selection button

to set the Loop Start and Loop End times.

Clicking enables looping automatically.

Setting Up the Tracks

Now let's set up the first of the tracks where the takes will be stored:

1. Arm a MIDI track by making sure its Arm button is red.

2. Click the track’s Output field to set its output to your sound card's MIDI

synthesizer.

3. Use the track’s channel field to set its channel to an unused channel.

4. Use the track’s Patch field to select any patch.

A. Output menu B. Channel menu C. Bank menu D. Patch menu E. Dropdown

arrow to display menu

As usual, you could set the tracks to play back on your MIDI keyboard

instead by specifying the appropriate output and channel.

Loop Recording

Finally, let's record our takes: