
CHAPTER Six
The “Setup” Options
* Note; Channel 1 is the same as Left and Channel 2 is the
same as Right on most stereo setups.
Playback Channel...
You can choose to playback through Channel 1 (left), Channel 2
(right), or Both Channels. Cancel leaves the settings as they were
before you choose the option.
Record Channel...
This option lets you select which channel you want to record
from.
◊ Recording on both channels (stereo) cuts the maximum
Record Sample Rate down from 30,368 to 15,184.
◊ If you have your input device set up for mono input,
and Set the Record Channel to Both Channels, you’ll
be recording sound on one channel and silence on one
channel.
* Note; Most mono inputs feed to channel one. The VU
meter will show which channel is getting the input.
If you have a microphone inputing to Channel 1 and
have the Record Channel set to Channel 2, you’ll be
recording silence.
◊ Sounds recorded on only one channel (mono) can be
played back through both channels using the Playback
Channel setting.
Effects Channel...
To activate this option, you must be working with a stereo
recording. Use the Effects Channel option to dictate whether the
Effects you select will affect both channels or just the channel
currently displayed. Using this option, you can play a segment
from one channel backwards while leaving the same segment
on the other channel the same.
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