how to record backing track on this thing?

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2011/09/01 13:52:00 (permalink)

how to record backing track on this thing?

I understand I can record 1 track like e.g. drums and then playing that back record stereo mix together, right?
Anybody can tell me how to do this?  (I'm talking about stand alone recording of course)
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    Re:how to record backing track on this thing? 2011/09/01 20:23:03 (permalink)
    ok, I got it, shift and cursor/value knob. Sometimes manual is useful...

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    Re:how to record backing track on this thing? 2011/09/02 07:55:02 (permalink)
    The part I like about the layering is that although you hear the parts together on the VS-100, they are actually separate files.

    1: Record a Guitar
    2: Listen to the guitar while recording the vocal
    3: Listening to the new part on the VS-100 will include the vocal and guitar - BUT, when you bring the files into Sonar (or other DAW) they are two separate files.

    I've never experimented beyond the above sample - so I'm not sure if this continues with multiple tracks.

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    Re:how to record backing track on this thing? 2011/09/02 09:18:05 (permalink)
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    The part I like about the layering is that although you hear the parts together on the VS-100, they are actually separate files.

    1: Record a Guitar
    2: Listen to the guitar while recording the vocal
    3: Listening to the new part on the VS-100 will include the vocal and guitar - BUT, when you bring the files into Sonar (or other DAW) they are two separate files.

    I've never experimented beyond the above sample - so I'm not sure if this continues with multiple tracks.

    that's really cool, i thought is will be mangled together.
    I wonder if left right channels are separated too when loaded in in Sonar? 
    and are there any problems with timing/synchronization when loading them to DAW?

    I like that little box more and more... 



    post edited by kc2ine - 2011/09/02 10:43:52

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