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Alright well, I'm new at the Cubase SX3...I just started today and it seems like a lot. I took a look at the instructions and tried to record. How do I record multiple instruments at the same time with my band? I followed the steps given in the instructions and I was able to record one instrument at a time. Isn't there a way I can record multiple instruments on different tracks (I think that's the right terms)? Or do I have to record everything individually?
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You really need to take an entire day to go through the entire "Getting Started" manual before you do anytihng else. This should solve a big majority of your problems. Arming 1 track is the same as arming 10. You just have to hit the red button and select the input. Of course, the inputs have to be activated (press F4). Brandon |
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