Name: Audio and Music Tutorial - Setup and record audio
Uploaded: 2022-11-12T18:25:14.000Z
Duration: 10 min 40 s
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- In this movie, we'll cover how to get going

First, we'll need to go over some initial setup options

you'll be busy recording tracks in no time.

Here we have a new project we just started.

Save your session before recording anything.

This will automatically set your audio recording path

and you don't just start recording audio files

and I'll just go ahead and place this on the desktop,

but I'm going to organize my project as a folder,

and that way anything I record will end up

So click Save, and that'll set our recording path.

Now assuming our audio interface is properly set up,

We're going to decide on file type, sample rate, and bit depth.

So let's go up to Preferences, under Recording.

Now these are global preferences under Recording,

They don't have any differences sonically.

They're just the way the file is written.

Now notice underneath that, we have the option

you'd be recording at 16 bits, which sounds okay,

but we might as well record at the higher bit depth.

24 bit recording will take up a little bit more room

that's actually in a different setup page.

It's in the setup page that's attached to your project.

to the project settings from the general settings.

So you can click here to get to the same spot.

And here under Audio is where we can choose the sample rate.

So the project sample rate currently is 48 kilohertz,

which is a good high quality place to begin with.

and it's a high sample rate to record at.

A lot of people are working at 24 bits, 48 these days.

So now that we have file type, bit depth,

It's a predesigned patch from the audio library.

And this guitar track, I can close the library.

This guitar track, notice it's set to input one.

and Logic is that they actually talk to each other.

This lets me decide what input type I'm using.

but I have the opportunity to change it to Mic,

or Line Levels, which are these two, -10 and +4.

I actually can plug my guitar directly into the Apogee Duet.

Now keep in mind, if you're using a different interface,

you may not see these options here at the top.

I can actually use this Trim button here.

Again, may not be available if you're not using an Apogee.

I can also set the input level on the Apogee Duet itself.

and notice my level is turning up on the input level.

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