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You can add the loop to the arrangement by simply clicking with the mouse or
pressing "Enter" or remove it by pressing "Del". The subsequent loop can also
be selected quickly by pressing a key (arrow down) or you can switch to the
next instrument ("1"..."0") or the next bar ("Num +"), or by clicking on the
button.
Audio recording
Your own sounds like vocals, speech, noises, or instruments can be easily
recorded in MAGIX Music Maker MX Production Suite using the audio
recording function.
Click the REC button in the track box to specify the track for the
recording.
The display in the track box will change
Assuming you have everything connected properly (see below), the input signal
will be played back featuring all track effects (if there are any) (live monitoring
(view page 266)).
Live monitoring requires the use of ASIO drivers (view page 304).
Click the red button on the transport bar to start the actual recording.
Connecting the source for recording
First of all,
the source of the audio material must be connected to the sound
card input. Again, there are several possibilities which primarily depend on the
type of equipment you have.
If you are recording from a microphone, then please connect the microphone
to the microphone jack on your sound card (usually red).
If you want to record material from a stereo system, then you can use the line-
out or AUX out jacks on the back of your amplifier or tape deck. This involves
connecting them to the sound card input (usually red).