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: Detailed information about monitoring can be found in Samplitude Music Studio 15's help chapter
"System settings -> Global audio options -> Monitoring settings".
"Sync": This button opens the synchronization settings dialog. Further information can be found in the
help chapter "MIDI
in Samplitude Music Studio 15 -> Synchronization".
"Punch" button
: This button switches Samplitude Music Studio 15 to "Punch" mode. This means that a recording can be
started "on-the-fly" using the record button during playback at any time, also multiple times
back-to-back. "Punch In" and "Out" markers are placed automatically. A punch recording is ended by
pressing the "Record" button; playback is not affected.
"In" button
: This button sets the starting point for a punch recording.
"Out" button
: This button sets the end point for a punch recording. If "Punch In" and "Punch Out" markers are set, the
punch recording can be started using the "Record" button. While the recording button is flashing,
playback occurs until the "Punch In" marker has been reached. Once reached, the recording button turns
red. Recording is active until the "Punch Out" marker is reached, and then Samplitude Music Studio 15
changes back to playback mode.
"Loop" button
: Use this to switch to "Loop" mode, and a specific range will be played back repeatedly.
MIDI record modes: The following MIDI record modes are available: normal, overdub, multi-overdub,
and replace. The different modes determine how the newly recorded MIDI files will be added to the VIP
.
Tempo section
: You can adjust playback speed and tempo of the entire arrangement in the tempo section of the
transport control. All objects in the VIP are adapted to the speed of your choice via the timestretching
feature. You can also switch on the metronome by pressing "Click". Right clicking the "Click" button
opens the metronome's settings dialog.
Scrub control
: With the "Scrub control wheel" adjusts the playback speed. This can be used to locate audio passages.
The buttons beneath it can be used to start playback forwards and backwards at a slower speed. This
can also be used to improve control over audio passages, for example to edit out crackles or other errors
later on.
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