Korg NAUTILUS 61 AT Operation Manual page 106

Creating songs (SEQUENCER mode)
Punch-in recording an external input
source on an audio track
In this example, we'll show how to punch-in record a portion
of the track you recorded in "Recording an external input on
audio track 1."
Do not change the settings below—use them as they are.
• "Audio Input" (Home– Sampling page)
• "Recording Setup(Audio Track)" (Home– Recording
Setup page)
• "REC Source" (Home– Mixer page)
Setup
1. In the Home– Recording Setup page, make sure that
Audio Track 01 is selected for the "Track Select"
parameter.
2. Use Recording Setup to specify how recording will
start.
In this example, choose punch-in recording.
Auto Punch In: on
M***–M***: Specify the range of measures for which
you want to record.
AUDIO TRK 01 Name, Take, Take No.: Specify the
region and wave file name that you want to record.
Note: If you set Recording Setup to Auto Punch In and
set "M***–M***" to the desired range of measures,
playback will occur until that range of measures, and
then only the specified range of measures will be
recorded.
If you set Recording Setup to Manual Punch In, the
measures you specify by pressing the SEQUENCER
REC button or foot switch will be recorded. In this case,
press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button to play
back the song. When you reach the measure at which you
want to start recording, press the SEQUENCER REC
button or the foot switch to begin recording. When you
reach the measure at which you want to stop recording,
press the REC button or foot switch once again; recording
will end.
Rehearse
If desired, you can simulate the action of recording without
actually recording. This will function just as if you were
recording, but no audio event, region, or WAVE file will be
created.
3. In "Recording Setup (Audio Track)," check the
"Rehearsal" option.
4. Use "Location" to specify the location at which you
want to start recording. Set this several measures
earlier than the region you specified for "M***–
M***".
5. Press the SEQUENCER REC button.
You will enter record-ready mode.
Once you press the SEQUENCER REC button, you will
be unable to change the audio track selection in "Track
Select."
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6. Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button.
Playback will begin from the measure specified by
"Location," and simulated recording will occur only in
the range of measures specified by "M***-M***". Then
playback will resume, and will continue to the end of the
song.
Note: If the "Recording Setup (Audio Track)" parameter
"Auto Input" is Off, you will always be able to hear the
REC Source. For more information, see "Auto Input" on
page 457 of the PG.
7. Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button to stop
recording.
8. In "Recording Setup (Audio Track)," uncheck the
"Rehearsal" option.
Record
9. Use "Location" to specify the location at which you
want to start recording. Set this several measures
earlier than the region you specified for "M***–
M***".
10.Press the SEQUENCER REC button.
You will enter record-ready mode.
Once you press the SEQUENCER REC button, you will
be unable to change the audio track selection in "Track
Select."
11.Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button.
Playback will begin from the measure specified by
"Location," and recording will occur only in the range of
measures specified by "M***–M***". Then playback
will resume, and will continue to the end of the song.
Note: If the "Recording Setup (Audio Track)" parameter
"Auto Input" is Off, you will always be able to hear the
REC Source.
12.Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button to stop
recording.
Listen to the recorded result
13.Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button to play
back the song.
Make output settings for the audio track as described
under "Listen to the recorded result" on page 98.
14.Press the SEQUENCER START/STOP button to stop
playback.
Compare the recorded result
• Select the "Compare" page menu command to play back.
The audio track prior to punch-in recording will play
back.
• Execute the "Compare" page menu command once more
to play back.
The audio track following punch-in recording will play
back.