Studio One Studio One - Restrospective Audio Record... sorta

PapaRaptor

Father Vyvian O'Blivion
Staff member
60 seconds isn't a lot of time, but I suppose this might come in handy once a blue moon. I'm probably more apt to use it for midi if I accidentally play something cool while practicing a keyboard part.
That's actually why retrospective recording was put in place on Studio One. It is a MIDI function and it isn't subject to the 60 second limitation. If you enable it and have a MIDI channel established in Studio One, it is essentially always on. You can see a comprehensive video about it here:
https://youtu.be/UEJYLOBThhI
The audio function is actually just a case of making one feature work as something else, which is why this thread is titled Restrospective Audio Record... sorta!
 

BraylonJennings

It's all blues
That's actually why retrospective recording was put in place on Studio One. It is a MIDI function and it isn't subject to the 60 second limitation. If you enable it and have a MIDI channel established in Studio One, it is essentially always on. You can see a comprehensive video about it here:
https://youtu.be/UEJYLOBThhI
The audio function is actually just a case of making one feature work as something else, which is why this thread is titled Restrospective Audio Record... sorta!
I upgraded from 2.6 to version 4 in May. I've been sitting on v5 until recently. There are so many features I haven't tried and may not be aware of. But I'll activate this tonight as I'm learning a tricky piano part and it could come in handy. Especially as I can't really play piano.
 
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