manual/include/monitoring.html


<p>
  When recording, it is important that performers hear themselves, and to
  hear any pre-recorded tracks they are performing with.
  Audio recorders typically let you <dfn>monitor</dfn> (i.e. listen to)
  the input signal of all tracks that are armed for recording, and playing
  back the unarmed tracks.
</p>
initial commit 2013-01-29 19:26:36 -05:00
copy-editing chapter 13, some fixes. split monitor page into 3 subchapters. 2014-02-05 16:20:20 -05:00			`<p>`
Rearrangement and cleanup of Part I. This includes rewriting out all of the "you" language that was peppered throughout, fixing inconsistencies in layout, and removing <br>s wherever they were misused and unnecessary (which was quite a lot). 2017-02-25 00:30:29 -05:00			`When recording, it is important that performers hear themselves, and to`
copy-editing chapter 13, some fixes. split monitor page into 3 subchapters. 2014-02-05 16:20:20 -05:00			`hear any pre-recorded tracks they are performing with.`
Rearrangement and cleanup of Part I. This includes rewriting out all of the "you" language that was peppered throughout, fixing inconsistencies in layout, and removing <br>s wherever they were misused and unnecessary (which was quite a lot). 2017-02-25 00:30:29 -05:00			`Audio recorders typically let you <dfn>monitor</dfn> (i.e. listen to)`
			`the input signal of all tracks that are armed for recording, and playing`
copy-editing chapter 13, some fixes. split monitor page into 3 subchapters. 2014-02-05 16:20:20 -05:00			`back the unarmed tracks.`
			`</p>`