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4: Recording

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Setting the Recording Mode

The Akai DR16pro features two recording modes: Normal and Destructive.

In Normal Recording mode, if you record twice on the same track at the same time location, both

recordings remain on the hard disk, in different areas.

This is advantageous because you can later select between different takes. However, under these

circumstances, it is possible to build up a lot of redundant audio, particularly if you are recording

again and again over the same point.

In Destructive Recording mode, if you record twice on the same track at the same time location,

the first recording is erased. This can help you save hard disk space and is useful if you are certain

you no longer need the original recording.

Destructive recording mode is effective only when the second recording overwrites the recording

you are replacing in its entirety. That is, you must record over the original take completely; if you

drop in or out partway through the take, it will not be deleted.

Normal Recording mode is the default. If you power down the DR16pro and then turn it back on, or

if you load a new project, the DR16pro will revert to Normal Recording mode.

TIME

Original recording from 1:00 to 2:00 on Track 1

1:00

2:00

Second recording from 1:05 to 1:55 on Track 1

1:05

1:55

0:55

1:55

Second recording from 1:05 to 2:05 on Track 1

1:05

2:05

Second recording from 1:00 to 2:00 on Track 1

1:00

2:00

Second recording from 0:55 to 2:05 on Track 1

0:55

2:05

Second recording from 0:55 to 1:55 on Track 1

The original recording will NOT be erased.

The original recording WILL be erased.

* In Normal (non-destructive) recording mode, both the original and second recordings will remain on the disk in all these cases.

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