For example, suppose you recorded a 32-bar keyboard solo but made some mistakes in the 24th and 25th bars. With punch recording, you can play the entire solo again, so you make sure you can get the feel you want. However, only the bars you want to correct are actually recorded. That way, you don’t have to worry about introducing new mistakes elsewhere in the recording.A. Punch In B. Punch OutAfter you punch record, choosing Edit > Undo both discards any new material you recorded and restores the original material that had been deleted.A. The loop starts and ends here B. The punch starts and ends here
3. Click the Auto-Punch Toggle button in the Control Bar to enable punch recording.
4. Right-click the Record button to access recording settings, then choose the desired recording mode: Sound on Sound or Overwrite.
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