Normally, to record each take you would have to arm a track, start recording, perform the take, and then stop recording. You can record multiple takes more easily using a feature called loop recording. Loop recording lets you start recording and record as many takes as you like, all in a single step.When you finish recording, you can use the Edit > Undo command or CTRL+Z to erase all your takes in a single step.
3. Click the Loop On/Off button in the Control Bar to enable looping.Figure 59. The Record section
6. Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box, and set the Now time to the point in the project where you want to start recording.
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