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486 General settings
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whereby you can jump to the previous or next controller in the
project.
Metronome options
Please also read the section "Options -> Program settings ->
Metronome options".
Recording settings
Format: The higher the bit depth, the more memory will be required;
however, the quality of the recording will also be better. Higher bit
depths are only sensible when the sound card records in this format.
Note: Many sound cards are listed with 24-bit resolution, sometimes,
however, this information refers to playback performance only.
Record offset (samples): Enter the offset in sample values, which
may develop in "Record-while-play" mode between playback and
record start of the sound card. This allows you to balance the delay
between record and play start of some cards. Typical values are
between 20 and 1000 samples. You can determine this value by
playing a project with a distinct start in a Multitrack VIP and recording
it simultaneously. You can then measure the offset precisely using the
zoom functions.
Update object during recording: The object is already displayed in
the VIP during recording, allowing you to see it grow.
Scroll recording position: Corresponding with playback settings,
scrolling can also occur during recording. This means that the visible
range of the arrangement follows the end of the current object.
Show confirmation window (OK/delete) after recording: When
recording stops, a dialog appears which asks if the recording should
be accepted.
Recording button ends playback after standard recording: When
recording is stopped, playback also stops.