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CHAPTER 5: Acadia: Recording AudioThe appearance of the waveform is determinedby the Audio>Waveform Displaysubmenu. Specifically:• Off: This display option completelydisables the waveform display. Whenyou select this option, Vision displayswaveforms as a straight line andwastes no time calculating theirappearance.• Fast: This display option allowsVision to redraw waveform displaysquickly because it draws them at alow resolution. This may be desirablewhen you’re recording or playingback audio, but the lower resolutionis not as good for detailed audioediting.• High Resolution: This displayoption allows Vision to display theactual texture of waveforms. This isdesirable when you’re editing andneed to clearly see all peaks and valleys,but it takes the longest amountof time to recalculate and draw.For more information, seeChapter 30: The Audio Menu in yourAudio Reference Manual.ADVANCED RECORDINGTECHNIQUESThe following sections discuss otheraudio recording techniques for Vision.Stereo RecordingThis section discusses how to set upVision to record stereo audio events usingthe Acadia audio system.To record a stereo track:In the Record Monitor Window, clickthe Link Pairs option to check it.Vision automatically switches the monohardware inputs to a stereo input pair(see Figure 5.3).NOTE: Remember, if you want to turnaudio recording off so Vision records onlyMIDI, disable the Record Enable Indicatorin the Record Monitor Window, or simplyclose the window. You can see if audiorecording is enabled by looking for the littledigital audio waveform in the Record Modepop-up.Figure 5.3: Link Pairs enabledIn the Record Source pop-up, makesure you have the desired input pairselected.Figure 5.4: Choosing a hardware input pairVision & Studio Vision Pro — Audio Reference Manual 31