Vision and Studio Vision Pro Version 4.1 Manual ... - House of Synth

PART 3: The Acadia Audio System
In general to record from any place in the
signal path:
Configure your console with plug-ins,
sends, EQs, and busses.
In the Record Monitor Window,
specify the record source from the
Record Source pop-up menu.
Recording from Audio
Instruments
You may want to record your effects and
volume information directly to a new
Audio Instrument in real time. This is
done by recording from an Audio Instrument
assigned to existing audio tracks.
To record from a mono Audio Instrument:
Make sure Linked Pairs is unchecked
in the Record Monitor.
Set up the Audio Instrument
destination and then record.
For general recording information, consult
Recording: Step-By-Step (pg. 26).
What follows are specific instructions for
each type of record source for recording.
Linked Pairs checkbox
Select the desired (mono) Audio
Instrument from the Record Source
pop-up.
Recording from Inputs
Recording from hardware inputs is the
most common way you will record in
Vision. The signal coming into one or a
pair of the inputs from your audio interface
is recorded to a hard disk track and
assigned to an Audio Instrument. When
recording from an input, no effects or
volume fader information is recorded. A
description of recording from inputs is
found in Recording: Step-By-Step (pg. 26).
Make sure that you are recording to
an unused (mono) Audio Instrument.
Record as you would any audio track.
When recording from a mono Audio
Instrument, and a series of mono-tomono
plug-ins, the signal goes to the
volume fader, then is recorded in mono.
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