AnsweredLost sound when gonna record miditrack

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2014/02/15 19:48:54 (permalink)

Lost sound when gonna record miditrack

Comping is new to me, and its a pain to be familiar with.

In X1 i could record lets say 8 bars of piano and save it.
when i wanted to continue to record i could always hear the miditrack ( piano playing )
in record mode and had a reference how i played.

But now in X3 when i want to continue to record, i cant hear the recording
of the previous take, its all silent ..., how can i hear the midi playing when i continue to record
on the same track further. 
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    Re: Lost sound when gonna record miditrack 2014/02/15 19:50:04 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Soundblend 2014/02/15 21:33:36
    Change recording mode to "Sound on Sound".
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    Re: Lost sound when gonna record miditrack 2014/02/15 19:52:42 (permalink)
    Duhhhh, so mutch easier in X1 ...., now i need to change between " modes "
    of recording ..


    thanks anyway, ill try that.
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    Re: Lost sound when gonna record miditrack 2014/02/15 20:59:42 (permalink)
    it worked,  thanks

    So as i understand it, ( sound on sound ) is the orgignal way of recording then ?
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    Re: Lost sound when gonna record miditrack 2014/02/15 21:27:54 (permalink)
    No. It's just one of several record modes you can set.

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