Specifications

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4 In the Mix window, click the track’s MIDI Out-
put Selector and assign a device and channel
from the pop-up menu. Channels already as-
signed to other tracks appear bold in this menu.
– or –
In the Edit window, with I/O view enabled, click
the track’s MIDI Output Selector and assign a
device and channel from the pop-up menu.
Channels already assigned to other tracks ap-
pear bold in this menu.
5 To assign multiple destinations to a single
MIDI track, Start-click (Windows) or Control-
click (Macintosh) the MIDI Output Selector and
select additional channels from any device.
When multiple destinations are selected for a
single MIDI track, a “*” sign will appear next to
the first destination name in the track’s MIDI
Output Selector on Windows and Mac OS X,
and a “+” sign will appear next to the first desti-
nation name in the track’s MIDI Output Selector
on Mac OS 9.
6 If you want to assign a default program
change to the track, click the Patch Select but-
ton, make the necessary selections for program
and bank select, then click Done.
Default program changes are sent whenever the
track is played. For more information, see
“Patch Select (Program and Bank Changes)” on
page 366.
7 If recording to multiple MIDI tracks, repeat
the above steps for each track, then continue to
the next step.
8 If you want to use a click, enable and config-
ure the click, and set a default tempo and meter
for the session. For details, see “Recording with a
Click” on page 151.
9 Enable Wait for Note or Countoff in the Trans-
port window if you want to use these features.
10 To replace existing track material, disable
MIDI Merge in the Transport window.
11 If you want to automatically quantize mate-
rial as it is recorded, enable Input Quantize (see
“Input Quantize” on page 178).
12 In the Transport window, click Return to
Zero so the start and end times are cleared. This
ensures that you’ll start recording from the be-
ginning of the track.
MIDI Output Selector, Mix window
MIDI Output Selector, Edit window