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512 Project settings
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Info: Here you can access a dialog that provides information on the
sound card properties. If your sound card supports 24-bit recordings,
you can activate this record mode via the Info dialog.
File name/file path: The name of the audio file that is to be created
and the preset directory path are displayed in the bottom record
window. Both can be changed by clicking on the folder button.
Play while recording:This option corresponds to the option in the
recording options with the same name.
Create VIP object: With this mode you can specify whether all
recordings should be automatically integrated into a virtual project or
not.
Set CD Track marker: While recording you can already set track
markers by clicking on the button "Set CD Track Marker" in the
record dialog.
Automatic recording stop: If this field is activated, recording will
cease automatically after approx. 16 seconds of silence. This means
you can leave a recording running without having to worry about
stopping it at the end of the record.
Automatic CD track recognition: If this field is activated track
markers are automatically set at the end of the pauses between the
tracks.
Advanced options: Opens the system options with the advanced
record settings (see page 486).
Monitor: Here the control displays can be activated. Please note that
the correct recording device must be selected prior to beginning this.
While recording, the control displays move slower, but they
nevertheless show each maximum level.
Visual: Indicates whether the level of the signal that is to be digitized
is adjusted correctly. To do so, play the loudest part of the material
you want to record and monitor the display.
Too too low level settings have adverse effects on sound quality,
distortions lead to unpleasant "clippings".
You can adjust the recording level either on the sound source itself or
with the mixer window of your sound card.