You can use QuickPunch mode to make on-the-fly punches. QuickPunch lets you punch up to 100 times during one playback.
1. | Select Operations > QuickPunch (Figure 7.20). Figure 7.20. Use QuickPunch Record mode to make on-the-fly punches.
The letter P appears inside the Record button (Figure 7.21). Figure 7.21. In QuickPunch Record mode, the letter P appears inside the Record button.
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2. | Set a QuickPunch crossfade length in the Editing Preferences window. Setting a crossfade length can help smooth the attack on punch-ins and punch-outs. (For instructions, see below.) |
3. | Record-enable the track you want to punch in on. |
4. | Locate a start point. Set pre- and post-roll times, if desired. |
5. | Start playback by clicking Play in the Transport window. |
6. | When you reach the punch-in point, click Record in the Transport window. or If you’re using Digi 001 with a connected footswitch, press the footswitch at the punch-in point. |
7. | To punch out, click the Record button (or press the footswitch) again. |