B Auto-Group Record - Alesis BRC Reference Manual

6. Pressing the AUTO-PUNCH button repeatedly will cause the
display to toggle between the Punch-In and Punch-Out point
displays, and a third display called Auto-Group record (see section
4.3B);
7. If the desired punch point does not correspond to a stored locate
point, the locate point's tape address may be edited. Use the
Cursor buttons to place the cursor under the desired field and use
the Numeric Keypad, UP/DOWN buttons, or the COPY TAPE
LOCATION button to enter the new values.
As described in section 4.1C, the locate points can be fine tuned by
pressing the Right Cursor button after the frame field to display the
fine tune page.
Important: The locate number is the only information stored for a
punch point, not the locate point's address. Therefore, if the locate
point's address is changed, the punch point will change
accordingly.
Just like when setting the Loop points (see section 4.2A), the Punch-
Out location must be after the Punch-In location. If the Punch-Out
occurs before the Punch-In, then AUTO-PUNCH is disabled (LED off).
If you try to enable this function, the display will read the following
for one second or for as long as the AUTO-PUNCH button is held:
Punch-in must be
before punch-out

4.3B Auto-Group Record

The Auto-Punch function has a third edit page which, when accessed,
provides a clever and useful function called Auto-Group Record.
This allows you to specify groups of record-enabled tracks to be
automatically punched in and out, and have these groups
automatically change after each Auto-Punch out. This means you can
record multiple passes of a vocal or a guitar solo while looping in
record, and each pass will be recorded onto a different track or set of
tracks. By adjusting the Record Group size, you can decide how many
tracks you want to record to at the same time.
Using the Auto-Group Record function requires that you have both
Loop and Auto-Punch activated.
To setup Auto-Group Record:
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