This is great for live recordings, or recording done without a click.

Dragging a clip to the timeline creates a tempo map that defines the clip’s tempo. Place the now time at the clip’s beginning, hit the Tab key to step through the slices, then type S to split the clip at a slice.Ĥ. It’s easy to cut a Groove Clip into slices.

For example, hitting F10 toggles between erase and mute, while F9 toggles among the various drawing choices.ģ. You can step through a tool’s options by hitting Function keys F8-F10 repeatedly. Always start the mixing process by creating a Mix Recall scene, just in case you ever need to get back to your starting point.Ģ. Ensure that you tick the 'Show Friendly Names' tickbox to enable this.1. To avoid confusion, you can also rename inputs and outputs by double clicking on their name. You can enable Cakewalk to show mono outputs by ticking the 'Show Mono Outputs' option in the Edit > Preferences > Devices > Audio menu. For example, to use input 3 you would need to select the Left input 3 option in Cakewalk, and to record using input 4 you would need to select Right input 3. If you have a device with more than two inputs, the same logic applies. In this example, to select a mono input, you would need to select 'Left Focusrite USB ASIO Input 1' to only use input 1 on the track, or select 'Right Focusrite USB ASIO Input 1' to use input 2. In the above example, the input currently selected on the audio track is 'Stereo Focusrite USB ASIO Input 1' which is actually representative of inputs 1 and 2 on the Focusrite device. As such, you will not be able to see each individual input and output when configuring your setup in the Edit > Preferences > Devices > Audio menu.īy default, you will be able to select each individual mono input when selecting the I/O for a particular track, though only stereo outputs. Cakewalk / Sonar lists inputs and outputs in stereo pairs.

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