You can access this by going to the MixPad Options -> Generals tab then click the Punch and Roll Settings… button There are different record modes in the Punch and Roll recording. You can also click the arrow next to the Record button and select Punch and Roll. To start punch and roll recording, select a region and click the Record button from the Recording Tab and select Punch and Roll. Select a region then choose Punch and Roll to record exactly on the selected region. If in the recording process you are not satisfied with what has been recorded and want to restart, simply click Rerecord, MixPad will discard everything recorded and restart recording from beginning. When you press the main record button, any track in record-standby mode will commence recording.

You can easily record to multiple tracks by putting more than one track into record-standby mode. If there is no meter reading here, your audio input devices have not been set up properly.įinally, press the main record button (found at the bottom with the other project control buttons), and MixPad will start recording. Check that the audio level meter, located at the bottom of the track control panel, is registering an input. Now click the Record button on the track's control panel to place the track into record-standby mode - MixPad will not start recording yet.

In the same recording options window, you can also choose which Sample Rate you would like to use for recording, and whether you would like to record in stereo or mono. Simply choose which input you would like to use for each track from the audio settings dialog. If you have an ASIO capable sound card with multiple inputs, you can record several different sources into different tracks at the same time. If you have an ASIO capable device, selecting it as the Device will give you the best possible performance with MixPad. Select the device and channels you wish to use.

Click the Audio Options icon on the track control panel, which will open the audio options for that track.

Basics - Recording a Clip The first step to recording a clip is to select your audio input options.

Mixpad recording