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MIDI Record Mode

New Parts

Existing parts that are overlapped by a new recording are kept. The new recording is

saved as a new part.

Merge

Existing events in parts that are overlapped by a new recording are kept. The newly

recorded events are added to the existing part.

Replace

Existing events in parts that are overlapped by a new recording are replaced.

MIDI Cycle Record Mode

When you record MIDI in cycle mode, the result not only depends on the MIDI record mode, but

also on the cycle record mode that is selected in the

Cycled MIDI Recording Only section.

Mix

For each completed lap, everything you record is added to what was previously

recorded. This is useful for building up rhythm patterns. Record a hi-hat part on the

rst lap, the bass drum part on the second lap, etc.

Overwrite

As soon as you play a MIDI note or send any MIDI message, all MIDI that you have

recorded on previous laps is overwritten from that point. Make sure that you stop

playing before the next lap begins. Otherwise, you will overwrite the entire take.

Keep Last

Each completed lap replaces the previously recorded lap. If you deactivate recording or

press Stop before the cursor reaches the right locator, the previous take will be kept. If

you do not play or input any MIDI during a lap, nothing happens, and the previous take

will be kept.