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AudioFile SCX user manual 97 Revision 0.91
ecord mode
ecord mode renders playback and record on each track mutually exclusive. Any
at track until the
ack is dis-armed.
unch-in mode
punch-in mode, armed record tracks will play back events on the track until the
to record. For those who still remember, this mode is
kin to a multi-track tape recorder. This mode is also useful for re-recording
an hear the previous take up to the point of the
unch-in.
verlay Mode
unch-in and Overlap work in a very similar way and differ mainly in terms of
Overlap the default tracks replay previously assigned audio while in PLAY
mode and a mixture of assigned audio/incoming audio while in RECORD mode.
In either mode the completed recording is placed on the default tracks and any
audio previously in the path of the new recording is retained in its original place.
The difference between Overlap and Punch-in is only relevant when recording to
a track with audio material already present.
With Punch-in the previous part of an Event occupying the space taken by the
recording will be replaced by the new audio.
Although the punch-in point becomes a new edit point in the list no audio is lost
from the hard disk.
Punch
R
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tracks armed for recording will not play back any events on th
tr
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In
track is actually punched-in
a
dialogue because the actor c
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input monitoring.
In
-in routing and monitoring
AudioFile SCX works differently to previous AudioFile platforms in the way input
to track routing and monitoring is controlled. This is due to the enhanced audio
processing abilities of the SCX hardware. If you are a “seasoned” AudioFile user
the first thing you will notice is the absence of the “punch-in input selection”
default from the user defaults page:-
Jan 2008