Chapter 10
Recording Audio
IN THIS CHAPTER
Recording your first track
Punching in and out
Exploring overdubbing
Recording a submix
Using a bounce to consolidate tracks
Keeping your tracks organized
Okay, you’ve plugged in your instrument, set up your routing the way you want it, gotten the levels just so, and chosen what you want to hear while you play. Congratulations, you’re ready to record. Now the fun begins!
In this chapter, I walk you through the process of recording tracks for your song. You start with your first take, move on to overdubbing by adding more tracks, and punch in and out to redo some parts. You also explore the process of submixing to record multiple instruments into just a couple of tracks.
Performing Your First Take
Your palms are sweaty, your pulse rate is up, and your hands are shaking as you get ready to press the Record button. I know the feeling; I’ve ...
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