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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Ludaescher" data-source="post: 84333" data-attributes="member: 3143">X32 track by track recordingAfter having had the oportunity of trying out live settings on my X32, I&#039;m now trying go figure out, how to use it in the studio. DAW of choice is Reaperm, but I could try it on Studio one or Sonar as well. Although I have been watching the Reaper webinar a few times now, it does not really tell, how to set it up for proper use. No big problems to make a multitrack live recording and editing it later on the x32, but hos precisely does it havs go be set up to get maybe 2 or 3 tracks recorded while being able to listen to the previously recorded tracks (roughly mixed in the box). The webinar leaves pretty many things in the dark in that regard. Can anybody help in that regard or is there any plan for a better webinar for I.e. Reaper where these things are properly explained and shown.Any help is very much appreciatedRegards from HanoiChris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Ludaescher, post: 84333, member: 3143"] X32 track by track recording After having had the oportunity of trying out live settings on my X32, I'm now trying go figure out, how to use it in the studio. DAW of choice is Reaperm, but I could try it on Studio one or Sonar as well. Although I have been watching the Reaper webinar a few times now, it does not really tell, how to set it up for proper use. No big problems to make a multitrack live recording and editing it later on the x32, but hos precisely does it havs go be set up to get maybe 2 or 3 tracks recorded while being able to listen to the previously recorded tracks (roughly mixed in the box). The webinar leaves pretty many things in the dark in that regard. Can anybody help in that regard or is there any plan for a better webinar for I.e. Reaper where these things are properly explained and shown. Any help is very much appreciated Regards from Hanoi Chris [/QUOTE]

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