Still getting my live sampling chops together and typically just set a one shot trig to keep both hands free to play in a live sample. I’ve heard of Cue record, seen it in the manual, but don’t get what the advantages might be. Can anyone shed any light on this?
I use CUE record sometimes. It gives me opportunity to choose which track OR tracks simultaneously will I record in the dedicated buffer.
If you don’t use CUE record, then AFAIK you always have to choose between AB/CD/T1-8/MAIN in recording setup on the dedicated track.
Correct me if I’m wrong!
Cheers.
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Ok, that makes sense. If you want to resample 3 tracks down to one without muting anything, for example?
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CUE record is also fun when playing out of the buffer you’re recording:
- Cue levels then become like sends
- You can cue the track that’s playing the record buffer for dubby feedback
Discovering this was a big ‘aha moment’ for me and the OT, and when I really started feeling like I was dealing with something very new.
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Exactly)
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That’s definitely my favorite use of CUE.
You can use it as a pitch / reverse delay with feedback.
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Ok, this is starting to sound fun 
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It can be fun once properly set up, but it is not that easy to set up and control. 
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Wait, you mean something on my Octatrack May be confusing and weird?! Shocking!!!
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