Справочник Пользователя для Digidesign Control 24

Shortcuts

To change record-enable status on all channels, do 
one of the following:

■

While pressing APPLY TO ALL CHANNELS, 

press REC SAFE.

– or –

■

Press OPT(ALT)/ALL+

(CTL)+REC ARM 

switch on any channel.

To change record-enable status on all selected 
channels, do one of the following:

■

While pressing APPLY TO ALL SELECTED 

CHANNELS, press REC SAFE.

– or –

◆

Press 

SHIFT/ADD+OPT(ALT)/ALL+

(CTL)+REC ARM 

switch on any channel.

To take a track (or tracks) out of Record Safe 
mode:

■

Hold down the 

(CTL) switch and press the 

REC ARM switch of any channel in Record Safe 
mode. 

Loop Record Mode

Pro Tools provides a Loop Record mode. Loop 
recording results in a multi-take file containing 
new regions for each take. Takes (meaning re-
gions or files with identical times) can be se-
lected for editing using Pro Tools Takes pop-up, 
that speeds editing of instrumental overdubs, 
voice-overs, Foley, or other tracks. 

There is an alternative Loop Record mode that 
only applies to MIDI tracks. Normal loop record-
ing on MIDI tracks—as described above— 
records multiple takes on each record pass, and 
is similar to loop recording on audio tracks.

MIDI Merge Loop Recording is similar to a 
“drum machine” style of recording. The loop 
merges with previously recorded to create a 
composite of several loop cycles. This enables 
you (for example) to record hi-hats on the first 
pass and kick and snare on the next.

To enable Loop Recording mode:

1  

Press the LOOP REC switch located just above 

the primary Transport switches. The Record but-
ton in the Pro Tools Transport window will dis-
play a circular arrow when in Loop Record or 
Loop Playback mode. 

2  

In the Pro Tools Edit window, select the de-

sired range on the target track that will consti-
tute the loop. 

3  

Assign an input to the target track. 

4  

Press the track’s REC ARM switch to place the 

track in Record-Ready mode. 

5  

Adjust input monitor level and panning using 

the faders and data encoders. 

6  

Press the RECORD switch on the Control|24 

Transport. It will turn red and begin to flash. To 
Loop record MIDI only (no audio), you need 
only arm the individual MIDI track to be re-
corded and not the Pro Tools master Record but-
ton. 

7  

Press PLAY to begin recording. If in Wait for 

Note, recording will not begin until Pro  Tools re-
ceives MIDI. 

8  

Press STOP to stop recording.