What is particular with this ?
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lowph
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You can take it one step further and not even use a thru track! Just set the source to AB/CD or however the external instrument is connected
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Use a Recorder and a Flex instead of Thru…
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I don’t think anything is particular with it. It’s just an easy thing I’ve grasped early with the OT
lowph
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Yeah, I often set the source on the recorder to AB/CD/whatever. No need for a thru or flex machine to record a sample
“Edit This Recording” just open recording buffer in AED. It isn’t a recording technique such rec buttons, rec trigs, one shot rec trigs…
You can open rec buffer quicker with RECAB + BANK on OT MKI.
Probably similar shorcut on MKII.
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Not wanting a flex track.
Edit this recording “method”
Sorry if my vagueness was confusing.
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Use the amp envelope on thru tracks, place trigs, chop stuff up, plock the shizzle out of it, use TRC.
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I’m far too old to use such parlance in anything other than inept irony. 
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In the audio editor, the level button toggles follow playhead??? Whoa
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Nice! Tested and approved! 
Did you find it ? I didn’t find it in the manual.
I guess you mean Level knob push ? Not sure of the best way to call it.
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I stumbled upon it by accident last night.
Yeah, I wasn’t sure how to call it.
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Ulysses
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2023., and this thread is still relevant.
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And what does this mean?
(Away from studio at the moment)
Damn, that’s a new one for me. It is not in the manual, nor in the “readme” files of bug fixes or changes.
Pretty cool, although I can’t figure out how to take advantage of it. I found out that it works best in the context of adding slices while the playhead is moving, but it gets a bit clunky after a slice is added. A slice is selected after it is added, and “add new slice” is not available during this selection. I have to move the playhead manually to deselect and press LEVEL to follow again, before I can add a new slice.
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That after pushing Level knob, AED waveform display follows the playback position. Normally the display is static. Usefull for long samples.
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palm
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simple tip, so obvious, but obviously not for me. saw this a while back…and this sped up slicing for me…SO MUCH faster, and I always managed to fuck shit up when I tried to manually slice. thanks Rick
[starts at right time]
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