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Chapter 15: Audio Recording 287
One way to ensure that future takes have the
same
User Time Stamp (and appear in the
Matches pop-up menu) is to store punch and
loop record selections as Memory Locations.
Then, if you later need to record additional
takes, recall the Memory Location. For more in-
formation, see “Memory Locations” on
page 290.
To change the User Time Stamp of other regions
so that they appear in the Matches pop-up
menu for a specific location, use the Time Stamp
command in the Region List pop-up menu. For
more information, see “Time Stamping” on
page 814.
Matches and Multiple Tracks
If you have recorded in Loop Record mode on
multiple tracks, and each contains multiple
takes with identical User Time Stamps, you can
change all takes simultaneously.
To switch takes for multiple tracks:
1
Choose Setup > Preferences and click the
Editing tab.
2
Enable the following options under “Match-
ing Start Time” Takes List:
• Includes Take Region Name(s) that Match
Track Names
– and –
• Includes Take Regions Lengths That Match
3
Click OK to close the Preferences dialog.
4
With the Selector tool, select the take range
for each track you want to replace.
5
Do one of the following:
• Right-click any of the selected takes and se-
lect a different take from the Matches sub-
menu.
– or –
• Control-click (Windows) or Command-
click (Mac) any of the selected takes and se-
lect a different take from the Alternate
Takes pop-up menu.
The selected take replaces the previous take and
snaps precisely to the correct location on each
track.
Editing Preferences for Takes
In addition to having the same User Time
Stamp, regions that appear in the Matches sub-
menu and the Alternate Takes pop-up menu are
also restricted according to options in the Pref-
erences dialog.
To set Editing preferences for takes:
1
Choose Setup > Preferences and click the
Editing tab.
2
Enable or disable the following options in the
“Matching Start Time” Takes List section:
Includes Take Region Name(s) That Match Track
Names
When selected, only regions that share
the same root name with the track/playlist ap-
pear in the Matches submenu and the Alternate
Takes pop-up menu. For example, the Matches
for a track named “Gtr.L” would show the re-
gions “Gtr.L_01” and “Gtr.L_02-01,” but not
“Guitar.L_01.”