I just checked some things. If you have the audio input selected, you can choose a Record Mode. The first (default) is "Overlay newly recorded clips onto edit." The second is "Replace old clips in edit with new ones." The last one is excellent for pranks if you know someone else who uses Waveform and you happen to be visiting them: "Don't make recordings from this device." Select that one when they're not looking and watch them go crazy.
A few notes for using the replace method:
1) This is not destructive. The old audio clips do not get deleted and if some part remains in the edit it will be shortened and can be re-lengthened afterwards.
2) You will still hear the previous take when recording unless you change this setting:
Settings -> Advanced -> Audio Engine -> Mute track contents whilst recording
I don't know how that setting affects crossfades. Don't both clips need to be heard for crossfades to work? I should check that out...
A few notes for using the replace method:
1) This is not destructive. The old audio clips do not get deleted and if some part remains in the edit it will be shortened and can be re-lengthened afterwards.
2) You will still hear the previous take when recording unless you change this setting:
Settings -> Advanced -> Audio Engine -> Mute track contents whilst recording
I don't know how that setting affects crossfades. Don't both clips need to be heard for crossfades to work? I should check that out...
Statistics: Posted by pough — Sun Dec 08, 2024 7:53 pm