User Guide

Chapter 9: Recording Tracks
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The [Filter] button in the Record dialog opens the Record Filter dialog. This lets you choose which MIDI
information you want to record and which you want to leave out. You can eliminate unnecessary MIDI information
or select new MIDI information, like controllers, to add to an existing track.
Click OK to return to the Record dialog, and press the [Record] button or the letter R again to begin recording.
Tip: If you're sure that the settings are correct, just press R twice, and you won't have to see the Record Track dialog.
When the recording is finished, you have several options.
[OK - Keep Take] will save the take that was just recorded.
Copy 1st Chorus to Whole Song
If you have recorded one chorus of the song, checking this at the end of the recording will copy the same recording
to all of the choruses.
Overdub Underlying Notes
You have the option to merge the recording with existing melody. If there is no underlying melody - this option will
be grayed out.