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Next, choose a sampling rate from 5.5 kHz to 44.1 kHz. As in the case of bits, the
more samples you take per second, the more disk space your file requires.
Finally, if your hardware supports stereo, you can opt to record the file in stereo.
Remember that choosing stereo doubles the amount of disk space your file
requires.
Recording synchronization starts the selected AudioRack32 component playing
automatically when you click Record on the Digital Audio Player. Of course, a file,
playlist, or CD must be loaded in the component selected. To use recording
synchronization, select the Yes, Recording Synchronize check box and select the
components you want to synchronize: MIDI Player or Compact Disk Player.
Note:
If you don't have a CD-ROM drive, you don't have the option of
synchronizing that component.
Voice activation pauses the recording when there is no input from the recording
source or sources. To use voice activation, select the Pause Recording After
check box, then enter a number from 1 to 9 in the Seconds of Silence box. The
recording pauses only after a number of seconds of no input equal to the number
entered in the Seconds of Silence box. Recording resumes when input from the
recording source or sources resumes.
When you are finished click, OK.
Next, put the Audio Mixer into Record mode to see that the sources you wish to
record are active.
You are now ready to record. Click Record and start any audio devices you are
recording from. Remember, if you are using recording synchronization,
synchronized devices are started automatically.
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