how many times can you overdub on the same track, to build your arrangement?
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Every time you overdub, it creates a brand new track with the previous track along with the overdub. This means that you can overdub on the same track infinitely. I honestly would not recommend the overdub feature because it has no metronome and no blinking light to tell you when to come in.
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yes, furthermore that track may be mono or stereo. better still .. a track, or tracks may be recorded while others play back, and you can mix down all your tracks to a single track to reopen all your channels for more tracks ... its as mild or wild as you need it to be
1110134
Absolutely. I have not yet done that myself. But I have seen it done in a tutorial video. Only thing is the sample buttons only hold up to 16 beats.
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Mick, I have never done this but in checking the Owner's Manual...page 13 states you CAN playback/repeat one track or REPEAT ALL. "During program playback, the programmed tracks/files will be played repeatedly". Sure hopes this helps! Mike F.
901764
I was curious myself when purchasing, and after seeing an image on another site. The answer to your question is no, they all get mixed into one track.
1492426
6 tracks can be recorded simultaneouslyas long as you have a strong enough audio interface.
14826
I always record the basic drum track on track 1 on the left set of knobs and then add guitars, keyboards, vocals, etc on the other tracks 2-8. You can export some of thise tracks and empty them out and reuse them again if you need more than the 8 available. As long as you keep a couple of basic tracks to follow along with, you'll still be able to make them all match up time wise.
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It kind of depends on the program that you are using but if you look at this 2 black buttons where it says USB/ 2-Track then don't put the main mix on. Maybe its different with other Softwares, but I'm shure if you try around a lil bit with them 2 buttons you'll get it done.
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According to the NSM-437 manual, p11 (see link below), there is a feature to repeat the current track or all tracks on a CD. http://www.naxa.com/nsm-437.html#4
750908
I have recorded 14 separate tracks at onces in Cubase 5le using Windows 7 on my laptop. No problem if your computer is relatively fast.
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I have been recording for years but - I was the guy saying can you give me another track for this or that. Never touched the buttons and my friend has a vast system so have been intimidated to start on my own. Can you create a mix and bump 3+ tracks down to 1 line then have extra tracks open to add more?
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You cannot use both the input and output on the 2 track at the same time, they can only be used 1 at a time.
948589
You can only record 2 tracks simultaneously but you can mix down up to 8 tracks.
110832
You can only record two tracks at a time, so a whole band will not be possible unless you record each member at a time. Check the DP-24 and DP-32 for 8 inputs, meaning you can record 8 tracks at a time.
814776
If I understand your question is: can one record instruments to different channels and then later add multiple vocals to remaining tracks. If that's the question, the answer is yes: you "arm" the tracks you want to record to (light above each turns red), disarm those you want to play (light above should be green) and then use the record function, recording to the armed tracks while the R24 plays from the disarmed tracks. You would want to record each vocal track in turn (even if you have more than one vocalist) to avoid bleed-over from one vocal track to the next. Also, if you don't want a particular track to play, press the button above it until there is no light. The track is still there; it just won't be played. I hope this answers your question.
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Nope. Sure doesn't. This records to SDHC cards as projects, each song can have up to 24 seperate tracks with 2 extra master tracks. You can quickly mix your song, though, and simply slap that SD card into your card reader or PC and distribute it onto USB thumb drives for your buddies.
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Short answer is; I don't think you can. However I'm guessing that you can have some control over order of play by rearranging the directory structure. I don't know the logic it uses to pick tracks. Interesting question. Will research & respond again if I find out more