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Keep History

Existing events or portions of events that overlap with a new recording are kept.

Cycle History + Replace

Existing events or portions of events that overlap with a new recording are replaced

by the new recording. However, if you record in cycle mode, all takes from the current

cycle recording are kept.

Replace

Existing events or portions of events that overlap with a new recording are replaced by

the last recorded take.

RELATED LINKS

Transport Menu on page 178

Transport Panel Sections on page 174

Recording and Effects

Cubase allows you to add effects and/or EQ while recording. This is done by adding insert effects

and/or making EQ settings for the input channel in the

MixConsole.

IMPORTANT

If you record with effects, the effects become part of the audio le itself. You cannot change the

effect settings after recording.

When you record with effects, consider using 32-bitoat or 64-bitoat format. This way, the bit

depth is not reduced, which means there is no risk of clipping at this stage. Also, this preserves

the signal quality perfectly. If you record in 16-bit or 24-bit format, the available headroom is

lower, which means clipping can occur if the signal is too loud.

Undoing Recordings

You can undo a recording immediately after recording it.

PROCEDURE

● Select Edit> Undo.

RESULT

● The events that you just recorded are deleted from the Project window.

●

The audio clips in the Pool are moved to the trash folder.

AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK

To remove the recorded audio les from the hard disk, select Media> Open Pool Window,

right-click the

Trash icon and select Empty Trash.