Click on the Record button in the Transport or press to begin recording.Set the playback cursor to the timeline position at which you wish to begin recording.You can also enable the selected mode by clicking on the Precount or Preroll button in the Transport, or by pressing + on the keyboard to engage Precount, or to engage Pre-Roll.Select Precount or Preroll in the Metronome Setup menu, and enter a number in the Bars field for the number of bars you wish to play before recording begins.Click on the Metronome Setup button to open the Metronome Setup menu.Choose the mode that best meets your needs as you record.ДЇollow these steps to use Precount or Preroll:

Preroll lets you specify a number of bars in the Song to play before recording begins. Studio One offers two ways to do this: Precount and Preroll.Д®ngaging Precount lets you specify a number of bars of metronome clicks to be played before recording begins. When recording audio or Instrument Parts, it is often useful to give the performer a count-in before recording begins, to alert them that recording is starting, and present the tempo of the Song so that they can play on-beat from the start. Recording continues until you manually stop it. The Record button in the Transport turns red, the playback cursor starts to scroll from left to right, and new Events are recorded to any record-enabled Tracks. To manually activate recording, click on the Record button in the Transport or press on the keyboard. Recording starts at the current playback-cursor position and continues until you manually stop recording. Manually activating recording is the most basic way to record. The following illustrates several ways to activate recording, each associated with a different purpose. Once you have the desired Tracks created, setup, and record-enabled, the next step is to record.

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